The current spring issue (Issue 13, Volume 4. Spring 2008) of the Georgia Straight Living has several interesting green articles. Georgia Straight Living is published four times a year by the Vancouver Free Press Publishing Corp. (it’s Vancouver-based, but it is definitely worth sharing Canada-wide!)
The articles….
David Suzuki chills out along the waterfront
By Matthew Burrows
When David Suzuki is not away on one of his many speaking engagements or political campaigns, the 71-year-old scientist and broadcaster can be found in his Point Grey home spending time with his wife, Tara Cullis.
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Going green is a suite deal for owners and renters
By Pieta Woolley
For the past seven years, University of B.C. PhD student J. Karen Parker has lived in basement suites. Some were gross, and some were half decent. But the computer scientist swears she’ll never live in one again.
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Eco-gadgets
By Blaine Kyllo
Keep your conscience clear with sustainable listening via Eco-Speakers, vampire power, and use the wind for your HYmini charger
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Organic seeds of change
By Angela Murrills
West Coast seeds sells a million tiny ways to grow healthy solutions for the planet.
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Going Green
By Pieta Woolley
Sustainable lifestyle tips from the Green Living Show at B.C. Place, Chilean alpaca pillows, and solar cells
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G-Sky’s green walls let home design grow up
By Jon Azpiri
There once was a time when the world’s great architects used greenery to cover up flaws in their designs. “The physician can bury his mistakes,” Frank Lloyd Wright once told the New York Times, “but the architect can only advise his clients to plant vines.”
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Get the lowdown on sustainability from Light House
By John Lucas
Light house answers your eco-questions about building green.
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The new green
By Mat Loup
Adera’s latest residential project is a model of how to create housing with a small ecological footprint.
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