Oh, Canada!
Does the Great White North Deserve Its Green Reputation?
Contacts
Logging trucks thunder down Canadian highways, helping transport nearly eight billion board feet of timber per year. Below, left: indigenous Arctic© ROBERT SEMENIUK/CORBIS
Wilderness areas are being replaced by hazardous zones.© GINNY DIERS
Indigenous Arctic grayling are threatened by the ravages of extractive industries© GINNY DIERS
Oil pumpjacks are a common sight in western Canadian backyards.© GINNY DIERS