posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Sep 2/10
China’s not known as green, but a Canadian expert on Chinese renewable energy says we should watch and learn. comments 1
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Aug 19/10
HRM committed to "smart growth" years ago, yet is still involved in stupid development schemes that hurt the environment comments 5
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Aug 5/10
People with low incomes don't have to live in cold, leaky buildings; affordable energy and conservation go hand-in-hand. comments 10
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Jul 22/10
Canada's largest environmental body, once a rich source of scientific information, is hiding from the public. comments 8
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Jul 8/10
Europeans have been bringing exotic species into Halifax since Napoleon, yet we still know little about them comments 1
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Jul 1/10
Community-supported agriculture gives farmers a modest, predictable income. It can work in the city too. comments 2
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Jun 17/10
Climate change is turning Nova Scotia’s coastal planning from bad to worse. comments 6
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Jun 10/10
Think local, sure, but to be sustainable we have to fix the international power game, too. comments 5
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Jun 3/10
Outspoken, driven environmentalist leaves the Nova Scotia Environment Network. But she’s got plenty more to say. comments 9
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, May 27/10
Bike week planners: when it comes to bike infrastructure Halifax should shift to a higher gear. comments 14
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, May 20/10
Canada is dragging its feet in creating Marine Protected Areas, but Nova Scotia can lead the way. comments 3
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, May 13/10
In a post-carbon world, CarShareHFX would be a near-universal part of Halifax’s sustainable transportation mix comments 7
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posted by CHRIS BENJAMIN, Apr 29/10
The fork in the road takes us down the worn path of short-term jobs over sustainable economies. comments 6
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