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Survey on waste managment at Kwantlen

Survey on waste managment at Kwantlen

Give you feedback on solid waste management at Kwantlen.

Movies for the green-minded

Movies for the green-minded

The Green Screen International Film Festival wraps up this weekend in West Van.

(Courtesy of Frieda Shabrang)

Making the environment S.A.F.E

Independent Kwantlen group focuses on environmental action at the community level.

Killer whales in their natural habitat. Photo from Google Creative Commons.

Kwantlen students fight to protect B.C. orcas

Environmental Protection Technology students bring attention to threats to B.C. Orca habitat.

History of Earth Day

A brief history of the day recognizing our earth.

Environmental groups get ready to fight DFO appeal

Canadian environmental groups are vowing to fight a DFO Federal court court appeal.

Jetsetting, not so jiggy

Nothing is a bigger middle finger to Mother Nature quite like a mammoth, 300,000 litre-fueled Airbus A380 debarking on 21 hour flight.

Matt Law // The Runner

Should you fake it?

Real or fake – which Christmas trees are better for the environment.

Kwantlen’s cafeteria’s environmental?

For those that frequent Kwantlen’s cafeterias, you may have noticed the addition of steel cutlery accompanying the usual disposable wares. Embracing eco-friendliness seems to have seeped into Kwantlen; a garbage bin cheerfully encourages students to use ceramic mugs instead of Styrofoam cups which can live in a landfill for 500 years.

The demise of the urban creek

The increase in urbanization in recent years has resulted in many challenges for local streams and rivers, including the destruction of delicate ecosystem. Despite the doom and gloom these rockbeds still have a fighting chance.

Kwantlen harvesting a degree in Sustainable Agriculture

While the addictive nature of Facebook’s Farmville app may be to blame for a few failed quizzes, Kwantlen Polytechnic University students may finally have a chance to see if they have what it takes to bring in a harvest.

Eco-friendly ways to get down and dirty [to clean]

I continued to look into what baking soda could clean, and it looks like you can clean everything from the wine stain on your white shirt, to the mould infestation growing in your shower and the nasty toilet you’ve been abusing.

Gulf of Mexico spill warning to B.C.

Gulf of Mexico spill warning to B.C.

As oil spills terrorize our oceans and coastlines, oil tankers make their way through B.C. waterways everyday.

Earth Hour: Coming to a planet near you

Earth Hour: Coming to a planet near you

Celebrate Earth hour this Saturday March 27. Here are some tips on what to do to get’r done.

Maya Stano with the plastic bag monster at the Opening Screening of   “Addicted to Plastic.”

Raising the issue of plastic: Rise Above Plastic (bags) campaign

Environmental crusader Maya Stano takes on Vancouver’s plastic bag issue.