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posted by CARSTEN KNOX, Mar 1/12
Transit issues in the HRM continue to make the city less green. It will take a change of attitude or of political representation to make a difference. comments 7
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posted by CARSTEN KNOX, Mar 1/12
We visit—or, in some cases, revisit—a few environmental issues relevant to sustainable living in the HRM. comments 0
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posted by CARSTEN KNOX, Mar 1/12
For the first time, local fashion designers who use recycled materials are all in one place! comments 1
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posted by MILES HOWE, Apr 28/11
No yolk: People are keeping chickens despite a bylaw that forbids it. It shows you can fight—or at least work with—city hall. comments 3
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posted by MILES HOWE, Apr 28/11
From guerilla gardens to rooftop beehives, urban food production is a growing concern. comments 1
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posted by CARSTEN KNOX, Apr 28/11
This year, Capital Health will turn the old Queen Elizabeth High School site into the Common Roots Urban Farm. comments 0
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posted by MILES HOWE, Apr 28/11
Sewage is being used as fertilizer, but it’s not the real problem: it’s all the other stuff in the mix. Though manufacturers say “biosolids” are safe, many in Nova Scotia are taking a stand against them. comments 4
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posted by ANASTASIA PHILOPOULOS, Apr 28/11
Weddings often feel excessive and even wasteful. Here are a few ways to ensure that your special day is both a party and an eco-friendly affair. comments 0
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posted by ANASTASIA PHILOPOULOS, Apr 28/11
The eco-impact of food production is a huge issue globally and Nova Scotia food experts have travelled to Italy to better understand how we can help make it better back home. comments 0
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posted by ANASTASIA PHILOPOULOS, Apr 28/11
The Dalhousie College of Sustainability is mixing disciplines and instructors to create a new kind of student and graduate. comments 0
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posted by KIMBERLEY CRESSMAN, Apr 28/11
While we detox our bodies, can we also detox the earth beneath our feet? comments 0
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posted by TIM BOUSQUET, Apr 28/11
Fixed rates for making green power generation profitable in Nova Scotia are about to come online, but do the new regulations promote the growth of a green energy industry or does it only benefit established producers? comments 2
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