Elaine Dewar

Freelance Journalist Dewar Productions Inc.

Toronto ON

Elaine Dewar aspires to be a happy warrior for the public good.

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Elaine Dewar– author, journalist, television story editor—has been propelled since childhood by insatiable curiosity and the joy of storytelling. Her journalism has been honored by nine National Magazine awards, including the prestigious President’s Medal, and the White Award. Her first book, Cloak of Green, delved into the dark side of environmental politics and became an underground classic. Bones:Discovering the First Americans, an investigation of the science and politics regarding the peopling of the Americas, was a national bestseller and earned a special commendation from the Canadian Archaeological Association. The Second Tree: of Clones, Chimeras, and Quests for Immortality won Canada’s premier literary nonfiction prize from the Writers’ Trust. Dewar has been called “one of Canada’s best muckrakers and “Canada’s Rachel Carson.” She aspires to be a happy warrior for the public good.

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Reform spirit drove writer Heather Robertson

The Globe and Mail online

2014-04-03

Unafraid of controversy, her Maclean’s article “Confessions of a Canadian Chauvinist Pig,” referred to her “desire to toss a hand grenade into every American camper I pass” and a withering critique of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Life caused the chattering classes to choke on their cocktails. “Heather was a Canadian nationalist and a feminist,” says her friend and fellow writer, Elaine Dewar. “Her voice was clear, honest and rigorous in a way that was uncommon at the time.”...

Shh... the plants are thinking

Maclean's online

2013-09-16

Political revolutions come and go with the seasons, but in science, they take longer. In the long march to establish that plants are intelligent, it has been eight years and counting. “You have to wait for the old generation to die,” says Frantisek Baluska, a plant biologist at University of Bonn, with a grim jocularity...

Obama - Style Climate Programs Have Failed Everywhere They've Been Tried

Heartland online

2014-07-08

Strong worked toward achieving this goal by creating the IPCC and other organizations that supposedly demonstrated CO2 from human industrial activity is causing runaway global warming. Strong admitted he couldn’t implement his plan as a politician, so, according to author Elaine Dewar (Cloak of Green), “Strong was using the U.N. as a platform to sell a global environment crisis and the Global Governance Agenda.”...

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