In the Media
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North Shore NewsMining would see financial boon under global carbon tax — so why is industry fighting it?
When the mining industry fights carbon taxes, it is arguing against its own economic interests, suggests new research from UBC's Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering and School of Public Policy and Global Affairs. Study authors Benjamin Cox and Sally Innis were quoted.
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North Shore News
B.C. grapples with health care worker shortage
Dr. Elizabeth Saewyc, a professor and director of UBC’s school of nursing, was quoted about the demand for seats in the school.
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BBC
The science of healthy baby sleep
Dr. Wendy Hall, a professor emeritus at UBC's school of nursing, gave comments about the pediatric sleep period.
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Globe and Mail
Indigenous architects make their mark designing spaces for all
The Globe and Mail spoke to Alfred Waugh, the first Indigenous graduate of UBC's school of architecture in 1993, about Indigenous values and architects.
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Business in Vancouver
B.C. grapples with health-care worker shortage
Dr. Elizabeth Saewyc, a professor and director of UBC's school of nursing, was quoted about the demand for seats in the school.
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Globe and Mail
Why we should retire ‘NIMBY’
Patrick Condon, a professor of urban design at UBC's faculty of applied science, was quoted about a universal scapegoating of baby boomer homeowners for the housing affordability crisis. Professor Larry Beasley was also quoted about why the term NIMBY shouldn't be used.
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Vancouver Sun
UBC researchers develop way to produce lithium for EV batteries, address supply crunch
Postmedia highlighted Mangrove, a company co-founded by UBC engineering professor Dr. David Wilkinson and members of his research group at the Clean Energy Research Centre. The start-up has developed a way to produce cost-effective lithium to address the supply crunch for electric vehicle batteries.
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CNN18
Men more likely to suffer from mental illnesses after breakup, claims study
CNN18 highlighted a study led by Dr. John Oliffe, a nursing professor and lead investigator of UBC’s men’s health research program, that found men are more likely to face mental health problems such as anxiety, depression and suicide after a breakup.
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North Shore News
Sewage plant samples show Omicron infections dropping in Lower Mainland
Dr. Ryan Ziels, a professor of civil engineering, was quoted about using wastewater samples to extract information about the prevalence of COVID-19 and its variants within a region.
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Richmond News
Dementia study involves Richmondites to break down barriers, stigma
UNBC researchers are working with UBC nursing professors Dr. Lillian Hung and Dr. Alison Phinney and others to support people suffering from dementia and their caregivers to be active parts of their community.