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“If One Path Is Blocked, Nature Will Find Another”

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By John Vaillant
| Sightline Institute
Editor’s introduction: John Vaillant is a Cascadian icon. An award-winning and bestselling author residing in Vancouver, British Columbia, he has written gripping tales, both fiction and nonfiction, on the nuanced interfaces between people and nature.
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Ivey faculty picks: Insightful books, podcasts, and perspectives that are worth your time

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By Janice Byrne, John Vaillant, Malcolm Gladwell
| uwo.ca
Whether it’s fiction, non-fiction, podcasts, or political commentary, Ivey faculty and staff bring their unique perspectives to what they read, watch, and listen to. Their selections reflect not only their intellectual passions but also the values and questions that shape their teaching, research, and work. From climate urgency to capitalism or insight into women’s health, here are some of the books, podcasts, and newsletters that have captured their attention.
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John Vaillant: Mark Carney should understand better than anyone why Canada is burning. Here’s how he can change course.

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By John Vaillant
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
“They’re baaack …” Even if we haven’t seen “Poltergeist II,” most of us know those iconic lines. Wildfires, it could be said, are Canada’s poltergeists, only scarier and deadlier. Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been watching the latest sequel as colossal boreal fires kill citizens (two so far), trigger evacuations (in the tens of thousands now), and send toxic smoke plumes across the Atlantic and deep into the United States.
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