Green Living Blog: Converting the reluctant
Today’s winner is Heather Rosen of Toronto.
It’s not easy being green, as the saying goes. Especially when some of the “green” activities we’re forced to embrace make some of us feel, well, green…
Archive for May 17th, 2008
Why I do science.
I’ve got a piece up at the SCQ today, which is (another) failed attempt at publishing at Seed’s print magazine. Here, a few months back, I was asked to have a go at their “Why I do Science” section but in the end it wasn’…
Churchill Learning Centre and CCHS Behavior Program clean up the … – La Ronge Northerner
La Ronge Northerner
Churchill Learning Centre and CCHS Behavior Program clean up the …
La Ronge Northerner, Canada - 2 hours ago
… Lac La- Ronge Indian Band, Cameco, Village of Air Ronge…
Spring, Fall, Sigh.
This post was inspired by leaking, sneezing, and a very confused immune system.
Hello Spring, Fall, come in, have a seat. So, here’s the deal – I already love Summer and Winter very, very much. They both have things to love. You two, howeve…
Battle for the Bog – South Delta Leader article
By Philip Raphael – South Delta Leader – May 16, 2008
http://www.bclocalnews.com/richmond_southdelta/southdeltaleader/news/18987244.html
From a North Delta hillside Eliza Ols…
yummy chemical free lawns
Municipalities across Canada have either banned the use of pesticides and other chemicals for cosmetic use or — like the City of Calgary — are seriously considering such bans.Lawn chemicals, including fertilizers, are the main targets of this legisla…
Bird migration at mercy of weather patterns
Severe weather conditions as a result of climate change could make it impossible for migratory birds to complete their long-distance flights
