“A huge mistrust”: UMLAP town halls receive concerns about mental health disclosures
Joshua Chong April 4, 2021
UTSU survey finds half of respondents less likely to seek help due to fear of policy
The harms of denialism — from the climate crisis to COVID-19
Adrian Constantin Tanjala January 24, 2021
Reviewing the global ramifications of misinformation and delayed action
For its 60th season, The Nature of Things takes the wide view of climate protests
Tahmeed Shafiq November 15, 2020
David Suzuki, filmmakers of “Rebellion” discuss their new documentary
What’s the carbon footprint of a medical test?
Oviya Muralidharan March 15, 2020
How Canadian physicians can prepare for the impact of the climate crisis on health care
The destructive impact of the climate crisis on children’s health
Valeria Khudiakova March 8, 2020
Our youngest are more susceptible to disasters, linked diseases, say U of T researchers
How the ‘fractal carbon trap’ calls for change in policymaking around the climate crisis
Beverly Teng February 2, 2020
U of T political science professors explain how fossil-fuel reliance perpetuates itself
“The time we have left is very short”: systems and people need to combat climate crisis, says professor
Hannah Nie January 26, 2020
Professor Danny Harvey on individual action at Science for Peace event
Fighting climate crisis denial in class
Christina Ditlof January 26, 2020
Dr. Dan Weaver on spending the Global Climate Strike answering questions in the classroom
U of T scientists sign open letter declaring climate emergency
Aanya Bahl December 1, 2019
Letter outlines where action can be taken, while four researchers share perspectives with The Varsity