by Andrew T. Barton | Jan 29, 2014 | Blog, neogeography
The mapping phase of the Place and Pipelines project is ready to be released! I have been working with Jon Corbett at UBC and GeoLive to create an interactive map that includes photographs from my journey along the proposed Northern Gateway route, quotes from the...
by Andrew T. Barton | Jan 14, 2014 | Blog, Climate Change, Environment, geography, Politics
This is the third and last piece (for the moment) in my essays from school series. The first covered the idea of the naming of a new epoch in geologic time–The Anthropocene–based on the extent to which humans have changed the natural world. The second...
by Andrew T. Barton | Jan 7, 2014 | Biodiversity, Blog, Climate Change, Environment, geography
Another of my school essays for your reading enjoyment. As always, I welcome comments and critique. Recession vs. the environment The Question – Should environmental protection policies and regulations be relaxed during a recession? This question is one of...
Essay – The Anthropocene
by Andrew T. Barton | Jan 2, 2014 | Biodiversity, Blog, Climate Change, Environment, geography
I have written a lot of essays over the past few years of school, and though I would share a few of the shorter ones with you. The essay below was part of a Natural Resource Management course. It is answering a question and assumes a certain amount of fore-knowledge,...
