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Endangered this and sustainable that and catastrophic the other thing: the environmental documentary has become a strange hybrid of hectoring and hope, a sort of good-for-you genre of movie that people go to see because they want to do something about global warming and overpopulation and pollution and the many other problems of our fragile Earth, and seeing a movie that?s going to depress the heck out of them seems like a good first step.

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The Wilderness Education Program was initiated in 1996 by Lisa Baile and the late John Clarke (BC’s legendary explorer, mountaineer and wilderness educator) to provide urban youth with the opportunity to experience BC’s wilderness and to develop the next generation of earth stewards. In early 2003, as per the wishes of John Clarke, BC Spaces for Nature adopted the Wilderness Education Program to ensure the continuation of John’s legacy. Today, the WildED Team is made up of dedicated program staff, advisors, educators, and volunteers who are deeply committed to reconnecting young people to wilderness.

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On a breezy Lake Erie yesterday, two young people climbed a rickety scaling ladder up the side of a massive freighter and locked themselves to the conveyer belt device that helps to unload the ship’s cargo.
It was vintage Greenpeace. Three of the activists were arrested as they protested Ontario’s energy policy by trying to stop delivery of 30,000 tonnes of coal to the Nanticoke electricity generating station.

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The multi-billion-dollar overhaul and expansion of the province’s electricity system over the next 20 years may be written on paper, but it’s not etched in stone.
That’s the message Ontario’s power authority was eager to get across yesterday while submitting the final version of an electricity-system plan to the Ontario Energy Board for approval.

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“Eat your fruits and vegetables” is a familiar statement we all heard as children and have spoken as adults. And for good reason! Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables is associated with a reduced risk of certain diseases and health conditions. Unfortunately, the majority of Canadians do not meet the recommendation of eating 5 to 10 fruits and vegetables per day.

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