It is tempting to breathe a sigh of relief now that Canada’s federal consumer carbon tax is dead and buried. After years of shouting matches at kitchen tables, parking lots, and Parliament Hill, the tax was repealed in 2025, and many Canadians would probably be happy to never hear the words “price on pollution” again. But for those of us who spent years studying the policy, the end of the carbon tax doesn’t feel like a clean resolution. It feels like a warning. We keep coming back to the same unsettling question: how did a policy that was designed to…

On a seemingly ordinary Sunday, amidst the constant ebb and flow of travelers passing through one of India’s busiest aviation hubs, a moment of unexpected chaos unfolded. Outside Terminal 2 of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai, a visitor suddenly found themselves in harm’s way when a small portion of a false ceiling gave way and collapsed. The incident, which occurred in an area that should have been a simple transitional space between the city and the sky, turned a routine journey into a frightening experience. For the individual involved, what likely began as a calm arrival or…