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The Green Dimension
From: Canada Since 1960: A People's History
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in the first three decades of its existence, with some noteworthy exceptions, the magazine approached the subject in a largely piecemeal fashion, focusing on polluting industries but not yet elucidating the big picture: the ecological unsustainability of prevailing human production and consumption practices as a whole. By the 1990s, the environment was foremost among the political concerns of Canadians and it was becoming a central theme of the magazine.
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Andrea Levy
Andrea Levy has a PhD in History from Concordia University. An independent scholar, journalist and activist, she is a coordinating editor of Canadian Dimension and has been a member of the magazine’s editorial collective since 1998. She is the author of EcoSide, a regular column on vanishing biodiversity and other environmental tragedies. She is also a member of the editorial board of the Quebec-based French-language journal Les Nouveaux cahiers du socialisme.
