Suzuki, David

Suzuki, David, and Dressel, Holly (1999). From Naked Ape to Superspecies A Personal Perspective on Humanity and the Global Eco-crisis. New York Stoddart. 

Suzuki, David T., and Peter Knudtson. Genethics. Cambridge, Mass. Harvard University Press, 1989. 

On an episode of The Nature of Things, Dr. David Suzuki made the following comment As a society and as individuals, we re hooked on it [oil]. Discuss his comment. Explain how our society has benefitted from hydrocarbons. Describe some of the problems that are associated with the use of hydrocarbons. 

From Geoffrey Cooper, The Cell A Molecular Approach, 1997. Reproduced with permission of Sinauer Associates, Inc. 1.22 Adapted from Genethics Clash Between New Genetics and Human Values, by David Suzuki and Peter Knudt-son, 1990, Harvard University Press. 

The work performed in our laboratory would not be possible without the generous grants from the National Science Foundation (CHE-9318885 and CHE-9411302). We also especially wish to thank Professor Joe I. Cline, Dr. Gregory E. Hall, Dr. Simon W. North, and Dr. Radek Uberna for providing preprints, figures, explanations about their experiments, and comments. Dr. David Chandler, Professor R. N. Dixon, Professor Michael N. R. Ashfold, Professor Hanna Reisler, Professor Paul L. Houston, and Dr. T. Suzuki are thanked for providing preprints and figures from their work. 

Quebec (82), Saskatchewan (72) and British Columbia (62). Alberta produces most of the country s fossil fuels, with the remainder coming mainly from Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Ontario s and Quebec s emissions are high due to their size - over 40% and over 20% of total population and GDP, respectively. Eight of the ten provinces have an emissions target, but the level of ambition varies widely (David Suzuki Foundation, 2006). 

David Suzuki Foundation, 2006, All Over the Map 2006 Status Report of Provincial Climate Change Plans, David Suzuki Foundation, Vancouver [available atwww.davidsuzuki.org/files/climate/AOTM2 English.pdf]. 

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