Monthly Archives: March 2010
Glenbrook Zero Waste Cul-De-Sac
Do you remember the Strathcona zero waste group? Well it seems that they’re not the only ones up for a challenge. Yesterday, Grant and I were invited to the Glenbrook North Zero Waste meeting in New Westminster where another group … Continue reading
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Bottled Water Waste
It goes without saying that I avoid bottled water. First of all, I am naturally -shall we say- “thrifty”, and buying a bottle of water when you can get it for free just doesn’t make sense to me. Secondly, I … Continue reading
Filed under food waste, reusable containers
How Many Winters For A Jacket?
My winter jacket is green. It’s made of some sort of lightly insulated synthetic material and sewn by someone in China. It’s has one of those fake fur trims around the hood that can be zipped off. I bought it … Continue reading
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Artist Documentary Update
Last summer I posted a clip of artist Chris Jordan doing a TED talk, and since that time Grant and I had held a lofty goal of snagging an interview with him for our documentary. Well, last week our wish … Continue reading
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