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This is beautiful. The acceptance speech of Doris Lessing, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature this weekend. Well … Continue reading Newswire: A Hunger for Books
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UN climate chief hopes Bali will address ‘loud, articulate and incontrovertible’ research on climate change Continue reading Newswire: Science clear, ‘let’s move on’ says Nobel-winner
It all started about 20 years ago in a basement room of the Geneva conference centre. Continue reading Newswire: Canadians take leadership role on climate change
We have an incredible opportunity, if we all act now, to gain an important tool in the fight against climate … Continue reading Final Push for a Carbon Tax Shift in Next Year’s Budget
PORT ALBERNI – Port Alberni has one of the highest incidents of bear-human conflict in B.C., according to a local … Continue reading Newswire: City is ‘worst’ place for black bears
Municipalities and businesses in B.C. disposed of 2.8 million tonnes of waste in 2004. This was an increase of 5.7% … Continue reading Newswire: B.C.’s waste-line
Do you really like fish? I really like fish. I like fish and chips at Go Fish near Granville island. … Continue reading Newswire: SENSibility 7: Like Fish? Only 50 years left
As a UBC’er who lives in Richmond, I drive past the Garden City lands every time I‘m avoiding traffic on … Continue reading Newswire: Could We Feed Our City Off the Back 55?
If I go to a mall, especially at Christmas, it’s not uncommon for me to feel almost physically ill when … Continue reading Newswire: The Story of Stuff
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