Cell tower gets the green light in Coquitlam
I wanted to say thanks to you good folks for bringing us balanced and truthful information on many environmental issues that affect our lives. … Read more
Month: July 2011
New for your health
Superba Krill Superba Krill uses only Marine Stewardship Council-endorsed eco-harvesting methods that result in minimal environmental impact. These innovative and sustainable krill harvesting methods … Read more
HST and Smart Meters: good for who?
Editor's note “The World Bank approached me about six years ago to assist them with numerous projects involving the corporate governance of parliaments and the … Read more
Graduating to Peace in the nuclear shadow
by David Krieger Dear Graduates, Having received a college degree, you are among the 6.7 percent of the world’s most educated elite. If your education … Read more
Vernon hosts the Komasket Music Festival
by Devaki Thomas Created 10 years ago by BC reggae dance band Samsara, the annual Komasket Music Festival is the Okanagan’s Cultural Global Gathering, bringing … Read more
Quick guide to genetically modified foods
by the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network What is genetic modification? Genetic modification (GM) is recombinant DNA technology, also called genetic engineering or GE. With genetic … Read more
Pharma libido
It’s tough persuading men to take drugs for a flagging sex drive DRUG BUST by Alan Cassels There’s a granite barrier separating a man … Read more
Bolivia’a Law of Mother Earth
Ecuador and Bolivia carve out a legal plan for the planet by Geoff Olson Mountains, lakes, rivers and streams with legal representation? Animals and plants … Read more
Elizabeth Scott – June 22, 1939 – June 4, 2011
by Janice Brown Born in Boston, spending years in California, Elizabeth came to Vancouver around 1980, from Oregon, where she owned a health food … Read more
Feast your eyes!
NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina Can our diet affect how well we see? Yes, indeed. Most of us learned in grade school that eating carrots helps … Read more