Logan Salm is in the studio to discuss species at risk and biodiversity.

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Allyse Cruyse and Kaitlin Ward are guests to discuss the Supreme Court of Canada decision on the abandoned oil wells and the tension between federal bankruptcy and the provincial environmental laws.

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Justin recently attended a climate change workshop in Calgary and caught up with a couple folks there to highlight some great Alberta-based initiatives. Here he chats with Amber Bennett from Climate Outreach about the Alberta Narratives Project, as well as Suzanne Chew from the Calgary Climate Hub.Find out more about the AB Narratives Project: http://albertanarrativesproject.ca/

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Justin chats with Courtney Howard, a physician and President of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, about the intersections of health and climate change, health equity and climate justice, and the role of health professionals in advocating for climate solutions.

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Mark sits down with Elizabeth May, leader of Canada's Green Party, and the two chat about climate and energy policy, including the challenges of navigating federal and provincial jurisdictions.

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Mark chats with Glenn Wright, Taylor-Anne Yee, Logan Salm and Travis Smith, lawyers and law students involved with the Saskatchewan Association for Environmental Law (SKAEL), a new provincial group of environmental law advocates.Learn more about SKAEL here: https://www.skael.ca/Not pictured: Glenn Wright

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Glenn Wright (CJS & the Saskatoon Electric Car Club) chats with Malcolm Lucy (SaskEV) about everything electric cars, including how they work in the Saskatchewan context.

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Mark chats with Dave Maenz about carbon pricing and climate policy in light of the Saskatchewan government's decision to challenge the federal government's carbon tax legislation in court. The case is being heard February 13-14 in Regina.

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Kathleen, Tracey, and Mark discuss a the local side of a new initiative springing up in Saskatchewan to build better connections in the environmental community and to address the stress and anxiety which comes with working to heal an ailing world.

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Justin chats with Bronwen Tucker, an organizer with Climate Justice Edmonton, a grassroots group working towards climate justice at the centre of Canada's fossil fuel industry. In part 2 of a 2 part interview, Bronwen discusses some of the work that CJE has been up to over the past year, including protests, art, and making a run for a federal NDP nomination with climate justice at the core of the campaign.Learn more about CJE here: climatejusticeedmonton.com/Photo credit: Climate Justice Edmonton, postering for Paige Gorsak

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