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Two new items from The Big Wild dropped into our inbox today. Check it out…. Water, Water Everywhere To answer … Continue reading All about Water – From thebigwild.org
Two new items from The Big Wild dropped into our inbox today. Check it out…. Water, Water Everywhere To answer … Continue reading All about Water – From thebigwild.org
By David Suzuki with Faisal Moola Sometimes a new science emerges that not only offers hope for our continued survival … Continue reading Biomimicry: Nature’s brilliance offers hope for sustainability
Calgary – The Oil Sands Environmental Coalition — composed of the Pembina Institute, the Toxics Watch Society of Alberta and the Fort McMurray Environmental Association, and represented by Ecojustice — recently filed a submission calling on the Joint Review Panel to reject Total E&P Canada’s Joslyn North Mine Project application due to significant environmental impacts, a deficient environmental assessment and insufficient progress on government regulations to address oil sands environmental impacts. Continue reading Coalition calls on panel to reject oil sands mine application
From CPAWS – Celebrate Parks (http://celebrateparks.ca) CPAWS is hosting this contest because we want more Canadians to learn what’s so … Continue reading Celebrate Canada’s Parks Video Contest 2010
In the heart of historic downtown Edmonton, Alberta, Carbon Environmental Boutique is combining environmental ethics with a keen business sense. … Continue reading Edmonton’s Carbon Environmental Boutique
What went wrong with the Tsolum? Jack Minard, of the Tsolum River Restoration Society, gives us a brief history. We find out that the old Copper Mine wasn’t the only obstacle to rebuilding fish stocks. Continue reading What’s on: The Tsolum River Story
Image via Wikipedia Toronto – In a hopeful sign of things to come in corporate Canada, BMO Financial Group recently … Continue reading BMO Achieves Carbon Neutrality

Building Social Business: The New Kind of Capitalism that Serves Humanity’s Most Pressing Needs
Muhammad Yunus, New York: Public Affairs, 2010, 226 pages.
As one of the recipients of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize, Muhammad Yunus has often spoken out on the failure of the capitalist system to perform its duty to provide for the world’s poorest people.
In Building Social Business, Yunus expands on his self-proclaimed world-changing mechanism for social change that he introduced in an earlier book, Creating a World Without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism. He fleshes out the idea more fully in this work by not only defining social business clearly and providing examples of how it has been successful already, but … [Click here to read more!] Continue reading Building Social Business
EVENTS
Mon, Aug 23 and Thur, Aug 26: NAACAP Free Guided walks around Long Pond (St. John’s)
Sun, Aug 29: Edible Plant Walk at MUN Botanical Garden (St. John’s)
Sun, Aug 29: FEASt Pippy Park Summer Workshop Series: Building a Compost, Oxen Pond Community Garden (St. John’s)
Sun, Aug 29: Modern and Ancient Lake-Delta Environments in the Humber Valley Area Continue reading NLEN E-Update: August 23, 2010
692: 23 August 2010 – Published by Green Communities Canada. ‘REEPING’ REWARDS. See cover story about Waterloo Region Green Solution’s … Continue reading Federal leaders out of touch on sustainability – GCNews #692
Innovations in Education – available nowFind out about the leaders who know how to mesh environment, business and social justice … Continue reading Environmental Education & Hometown Heroes – AJ Update for August 2010
Image via Wikipedia Toronto – In 20 years, Ontario drivers could be using 25 per cent less fuel than today, … Continue reading Five ways to cut oil use in Ontario