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in Australia, 203–4, 211;

forest industry issues, 69, 71–72, 113–24, 205, 247–51, 376;

Pacific salmon and, 235, 343–46;

in Papua New Guinea, 295–97, 300–302

Fulton, Jim, 114–15, 227–32, 241, 252, 264

Gagné, André and Louis-Edmond, 107

Garrett, Peter, 204–5

gender issues, 36, 101–3, 378–82

genetics and biotechnology, 43, 50, 52, 53–55, 337–43

George, Dan, 62–63

Gerussi, Bruno, 62

Gessler, Nick, 114, 116–17

Gibbs, Jeff, 158, 165, 272

Gondo, Fumiko, 393

Gore, Al, 285, 318–19, 322

Great Barrier Reef, 201–3, 209–10

“Greatest Canadian” contest, 365–69

Greystone Books, 250–51

Guujaaw, 117–18, 127, 158, 159, 163–64, 274–75

Gzowski, Peter, 331–34

Haida Gwaii, 113–24, 230

Heaps, Terry, 247

Hocking, David, 238, 240

Hoggan, Jim, 240

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), 307–10

International Monetary Fund, critique of, 297

internment of Japanese Canadians, 16–22

Irekran, 144–50, 167–74, 189–90

Irwin, Steve, 79–80

Japanese Canadians, 14–22, 24

Johnson, Al “Jet”, 174

JUSCANZ countries, 314–16, 317–18

Kaiapo people, 138–51, 153–57, 162–74, 176–92, 268. See also Paiakan

Kidd, Gladys, 156

Kovanic, Rudi, 81, 82, 91

Kube-i, 143–44, 153–54

kuru, 289–90

Kyoto Agreement, 246–47, 312–23

Lightfoot, Gordon, 129, 132, 155–60

Lindsley, Dan, 43, 45

Lomborg, Bjørn, 270, 309

Lovejoy, Tom, 158–59

Macaulay, Shirley, 103, 353, 381

McCandless, John, 125–26, 129

Mallus, Juneia, 137, 139, 192

Marchak, Pat, 248

marine ecosystems, 209–10, 228–30, 232–36, 374–76, 377–78

Martell, Roberta, 256–57

Martin, Paul, 246, 264, 369

Mathur, Vishnu, 74–75, 81, 84–85

May, Elizabeth, 123–24, 152, 157

Mendes, Chico, 152–53

Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, 348

missile defense system, 335–37

Mosquito, Rosie, 158, 160

Mulroney, Brian, 122, 123, 196, 230, 269, 280, 330

Munro, Jack, 71–72

Murray, Jim, 60, 69, 73–75, 114, 332

Nader, Ralph, 350–53

Narmada dam (India), 76–77

National Research Council, 329–30

Noyce, Phil, 196, 201–2

Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 43–47

O'Brien, Lewis, 212–13

Oe, 167, 169, 176

Onstott, Tullis, 87–88

Paiakan: accusations and trials, 153–54, 189–90;

Aucre, 144–50, 176–88, 192–93;

in Canada, 155–57, 167–74, 205;

Kaiapo university, 190–92;

protesting mines and dams, 138–44, 160, 162–67

Papua New Guinea, 288–304

Participatory Action Research (PAR), 255–57

Pedder, Lake, 207–8

Pinkerton, Lynn, 234

Posey, Darrell, 143, 153–54

Projeto Pinkaiti, 190–92, 225

Queen Charlotte Islands, 113–24, 230

racism, 3, 14–17, 21–25, 29, 45–47, 52–53

Raffi, 272, 274

Reed, Les, 120–21

Reimchen, Tom, 235, 344–46

Richardson, Miles, 117, 118–19, 127, 175–89, 222, 252

Robinson, John, 232

Roddick, Anita, 173

Roughsey, Dick, 214

Sainte-Marie, Buffy, 130, 132

Saragawa Dam, 225–26

Saul, John Ralston, 359

Scapiletti, Nicholas, 237–38

Schwindt, Richard, 247

science, social implications, 39–40, 48–50, 53–55, 196, 324–30, 334–49

Science Council of Canada, 330

Scott, Gerry, 241, 244

Sparrow, Willard, 237–38

Stein Valley Festival, 124–33

Sting, 164–66

Strong, Maurice, 268, 273, 280

Strumm, Shirley, 90–91

Sunahara, Joane, 37, 40–42, 52–53, 382–83, 389

Suzuki, Aiko, 8–9, 389

Suzuki, Carr Kaoru, 4–11, 14, 26–28, 31–32, 37, 58–59, 110–12, 208–9, 393–96

Suzuki, David (childhood and youth): childhood, prewar, 13–14;

family, 2–13;

internment, wartime, 16–22;

outdoor activities, 10–11, 13;

postwar life in Ontario, 23–33;

public speaking, 58–59;

schooling, 23–25, 28–33;

social “outsider”, 31–33

Suzuki, David (education and academic work): Amherst College, 34–41;

as geneticist, successful and controversial, 47–48, 50–57, 95, 97, 337–40;

postgraduate training, 41–47

Suzuki, David (husband, father, and elder): confronting mortality, 391–98;

extended family as legacy, 382–87;

marriages and children, 41–42, 52–53, 94–95, 97–110;

Tangwyn, 370–78;

work as legacy, 387–91

Suzuki, David (science broadcaster): adventures with “stand-ups”, 72–78, 79–93;

Amazonia, 138–44, 150, 152–53, 162–67;

as career change, 54, 59–69;

celebrity status, 347–69;

Haida Gwaii, 114–16, 118–20;

It's a Matter of Survival, 218–20, 266;

The Nature of Things with David Suzuki, 67–68, 72, 81, 91–93, 114–16, 118–20, 134, 157, 242, 244–45, 273, 308;

Suzuki on Science, 60

Suzuki, Dawn, 9

Suzuki, Geraldine Aiko, 8–9, 389

Suzuki, Laura, 52, 95, 385–86

Suzuki, Marcia, 5, 6, 8

Suzuki, Setsu (née Nakamura), 4–9, 11, 13, 21–23, 110–12

Suzuki, Tamiko, 41–42, 52, 94–95, 104–7, 379, 383–84

Suzuki, Troy, 52, 94–95, 104–7, 380–81, 386

Swann, David, 244

Tangwyn, 370–78

Tania, 167, 169, 176

Taylor, Meg, 299–300

television, 59–69. See also Suzuki, David (science broadcaster)

Tennessee, environmental and social problems, 44–47

Tompkins, Doug, 271

Trezise, Percy, 213–14

Union of Concerned Scientists, 261–63, 348

University of Alberta, 47, 59

University of British Columbia, 47–48, 50–53, 55–57

Vander Zalm, Bill, 122–23

Vonnegut, Kurt, 331

Walters, Carl, 233

Watson, James, 43, 55

Webster, Jack, 121

Weinstein, Marty, 234

Wilderness Advisory Committee, 120–21

Wilkerson, Ruby, 45

Wilkinson, Merv, 248–49

Wilson, Alan, 124

Wilson, Michael, 157

World Bank, 76–77, 143, 152, 157, 165, 296–97, 299

Youth Conservation Corps, 211

Zimmerman, Barbara, 155, 159–60, 190–92, 225

ALSO FROM DAVID SUZUKI AND GREYSTONE BOOKS

ADULT BOOKS

Wisdom of the Elders: Native and Scientific Ways of

Knowing about Nature, with Peter Knudtson

(ISBN: 1-55365-193-6)

Tree: A Life Story, with Wayne Grady, Art by Robert

Bateman (ISBN: 1-55365-016-6)

From Naked Ape to Superspecies: Humanity and the Global Eco-Crisis,

with Holly Dressel (ISBN: 1-55365-031-x)

The David Suzuki Reader: A Lifetime of Ideas from a Leading Activist

and Thinker (ISBN: 1-55365-022-0)

Good News for a Change: How Everyday People are Helping the Planet,