Chapter 7: Paradise The wall is completely covered by posters. Each one contains a photo of an animal. Dogs, cats, bunnies. On each and every one there is a big headline that spells out the word MISSING. A handful has FOUND handwritten across the picture, but the vast majority remain MISSING. The wall belongs to … Sigue leyendo GRETA THUNBERG: HUMANITY HAS NOT YET FAILED – 7 →

Chapter 6: Tipping points The day after my encounter with the mountain pine beetle, we have an appointment with the glaciologist John Pomeroy. His team of researchers from the University of Saskatchewan has offered to bring me up onto the Athabasca glacier. Along the walk leading up to the glacier there are signs placed out … Sigue leyendo GRETA THUNBERG: HUMANITY HAS NOT YET FAILED – 6 →

Chapter 5: The beetle The only place that anyone has ever discouraged me from visiting is Alberta, Canada. The state of Alberta is one of the western world’s largest oil producers and its main claim to fame is probably being home to the tar sands. The tar sands are an area bigger than the whole … Sigue leyendo GRETA THUNBERG: HUMANITY HAS NOT YET FAILED – 5 →