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Looking at the Earth in a whole new way

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If you've ever wanted to meet someone who has literally helped change our perspective of how we view our world, tonight is your chance. This is a free event as part of the Gaining Ground Conference, however pre-registration is required.

Stewart Brand and "Whole Earth Discipline" - the Eco-pragmatist's Manifesto

 

Sustainability 3.0 - redefining green

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Green roof in Strathcona

Next week on September 28th, the Strathcona BIA will host Sustainability 3.0 our 3rd annual sustainability expo for small businesses. The event is by donation and open to all, with the purpose of engaging and inspiring the greater communities of Strathcona and Vancouver.

 

recognition as an agent of change

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Recognition can be a subtle yet powerful agent of change. By recognizing the changes we want to see, we can begin to move towards the world we want.

 

Help Save the Bloedel Conservatory

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Dear friends, if you have ever visited the beautiful Bloedel Conservatory or even just wanted to go sometime, please visit http://friendsofthebloedel.ca to understand why this Vancouver landmark is in danger.

 

LoCo BC - Zero Waste & collaboration

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Next week I'll be speaking at an event called "Trash Talk: Collaborations in Business Garbage and Recycling" with Louise Schwartz of Recycling Alternatives.

We'll be talking about our experiences in moving towards zero waste and how companies might work together to reduce their environmental footprint.

 

Free Range YouTopia Grant

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Please help us spread our message about the value of recognition and appreciation.

Vote for us in our quest for the 2009 YouTopia Grant that will help one company share it's message with the world: http://bit.ly/7QUyK

Thank you for support!

 

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