The science is clear: human-caused climate change is the most pressing threat to humanity, and we must work to resolve it. We don’t have time for debunked conspiracy theories. Continue reading Conspiracies fuel climate change denial and belief in chemtrails
Come and tour Canada’s Greenest Home! See its straw bale walls, clay plasters, solar panels, composting toilets, rainwater harvesting, air source heat pump, non-toxic finishes and more! Continue reading Open House at Canada’s Greenest Home
Scientists often come up with new discoveries, technologies or theories. But sometimes they rediscover what our ancestors already knew. A couple of recent findings show we have a lot to learn from our forebears – and nature – about bugs. Continue reading Bean leaves, bedbugs and biomimicry
Combined with GIE+EXPO trade show, this is the most highly anticipated landscape industry education and networking experience of the year. Continue reading Green Industry Conference (GIC), October 23-25, 2013
A new report from the City of Vancouver and UBC recommends “unlocking economic potential” with a rail-based rapid transit system to serve the rapidly growing region. Continue reading Rapid transit key to unlocking potential of UBC/Broadway corridor: study
Cities around the world can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions by implementing aggressive but practical policy changes. Continue reading Toronto can reduce greenhouse gases by 70 percent, says U of T prof
I’ve always been more interested in organisms that can move on their own than in stationary plants. But when I canoe or hike along the edge of lakes or oceans… Continue reading David Suzuki: We can learn from nature’s genius
Cooking Oil-Powered Flight Expected to Reduce Emissions 40 per cent or more MONTREAL, June 18, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ – Air Canada will operate its … Continue reading Greenest flight ever! Air Canada to Conduct First Flight with Sustainable Biofuel
Report: “Advancing the Transformation to a Green Economy through Green Buildings and Resource Efficient Cities: Key Messages from North America” Continue reading Report on green buildings released in lead up to Rio +20 Conference
The Ontario Clean Technology Alliance announces plans for a $600 million wind project in southern Ontario. Continue reading 270-megawatt South Kent Wind project planned for Ontario
Evergreen Brick Works hosts a Consumer’s Guide to Buying a Solar Energy System make the most of renewable energy opportunities. Continue reading Solar Power Workshop at Evergreen Brick Works
We’re not about to quit oil cold turkey. Does that mean we should continue with business as usual? In Canada, "business as usual" means rapidly increasing oil sands exploitation and… Continue reading They say radical; we say rational
