FANE Co-Directors Sean McGrath and Kyla Bruff in conversation with Thea Koper of Beyond the Headlines, on University of Toronto’s CIUT. The discussion ranges from the history of FANE, to climate change, carbon tax, and the NL election. Broadcast at 11am EST (12:30 NL time), Monday Feb. 8.
Dr. Sean McGrath (FANE co-director and Professor of Philosophy, Memorial University) recently spoke with VOCM, summarizing the outcomes of the Stewarding the North Alantic Event.
March 1st, 7:30 pm Peter Easton Pub 29 Cookstown Road, St. John’s FANE is pleased to present a public talk with David Vardy (Public Policy Consultant) and Labrador Land Protector Jim Learning at the Peter Easton Pub on the future of the beleaguered Muskrat Falls hydro-electrical project on the Churchill […]
Listen to Kyla Bruff, on CBC’s On the Go, with Ted Blades (Feb. 16), responding to the recent announcement of doubling oil production in the province, labelled “Advance 2030.”
Kyla Bruff recently appeared on CBC’s St. John’s Radio Morning Show, discussing the emergence of FANE.
Sean McGrath and Kyla Bruff, in conversation with Jonathan Richler, on VOCM radio’s Nightline.
On Tuesday, November 7th at 8pm, three members of the For A New Earth team will publicly discuss the question “Do We Really Care About Climate Change?” at the Ship Pub. Is the answer hopeful, pessimistic, pragmatist, or otherwise? More specifically in recent months, in view of Trump’s defection […]
Dr. Sean McGrath on VOWR Dr. Sean McGrath discusses The Future of Nature on VOWR (St. John’s, NL), December 2015.
The Western Star: Ecological Intervention Explores the Future of Nature “Over three days, the “Future of Nature” will offer a range of activities, including keynote speeches, public policy debates, music and dance presentations, art shows and guided hiking tours. While it brings together aboriginal leaders, scientists, academics, artists and members […]
Dr. Sean McGrath on The Future of Nature The following lecture by Dr. Sean McGrath was held at the University Centre of the West Fjords, Iceland, 18 May 2015.
