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Carrie Saxifrage

Carrie Saxifrage is the Vancouver Observer's sustainability reporter.

 

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Mar 14th, 2013
Three business representatives and three climate stability advocates faced off before the Vancouver City Council to comment on the motion that City staff “report back on a bylaw to prevent...
Mar 10th, 2013
Canada is one of the only jurisdictions in the world that allows private, foreign ownership of public oil resources. Norway has held more tightly to its public resources. With a world-class pension...
Mar 5th, 2013
This cat's outfit prevents it from killing wild birds. But there are better ways: a must read for all cat lovers and owners who value wildlife.
Feb 28th, 2013
The LNG industry is bearing down on the province like high speed train and, according to Natural Resource Minister Joe Oliver, this is what the citizens of B.C. want, except for those few...
Feb 27th, 2013
“It’s a wild salmon economy here,” said Taylor Bachrach, the Mayor of Smithers, in describing the Bulkley Valley. “People fly here from all over the world in October and November to fly fish for...
Feb 26th, 2013
Fifteen First Nations along the Pacific Trails Pipeline signed a benefits agreement with Apache and Shell oil companies worth up to $200 million and received a provincial loan for $32 million.
Feb 25th, 2013
Premier Clark’s sense of urgency at the BC Province's LNG conference was similar to that of climate stability advocates – except that hers is for rapid deployment of the LNG industry. This is a...
Feb 23rd, 2013
EVs are associated with the attributes of intelligence, responsibility and power. So are they sexy yet?
Feb 11th, 2013
At least two hundred and thirty US universities have student organizations devoted to convincing their administrations to divest from fossil fuels.
Feb 7th, 2013
Students from many different high schools found each other on "Vancouver Youth Say NO to Coal" facebook page
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