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Canada withdraws from Kyoto
Alberta seems to be omitted from two forestry issues in Western Canada as depicted by recently published maps in literature. A map titled Bark Beetle Outbreaks in Western North America at the beginning of the Nikiforuk book shows affected forests being only in BC. Another map in the recent Alternatives issue shows the Boreal Caribou population abruptly stops at the Northern SK/AB border. I find this a bit frustrating, and perhaps suspicious.
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Canada withdraws from Kyoto
My country is now a rogue, pariah, petro-state.
Please read my letter about "Canada's law & order Prime Minister" here. http://www.pathslesstravelled.com/2011/12/canadas-law-and-order-prime-mi... -
A Mighty Thanks!
so sad to miss it - thanks for these photos!! rdk 1998- present (?)
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A December Announcement
Congrats on the big move!
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PAID INTERNSHIP: Editorial Intern, Winter Term 2012
Hello - yes, we are still accepting applications. Thanks!
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PAID INTERNSHIP: Editorial Intern, Winter Term 2012
Is the competition still open?
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PAID INTERNSHIP: Editorial Intern, Winter Term 2012
There's no deadline set at the moment, so we would encourage you to apply ASAP. Thanks!
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PAID INTERNSHIP: Editorial Intern, Winter Term 2012
What is the deadline for sending the cover letter and resume?
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Congratulations and happy anniversary as well Bob on a great run that isn't nearly over .....
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A Mighty Thanks!
Would love to be there, but can't swing the Wednesday night trip. Will think of you partying through the decades!
LBo (2001-2003)
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UPDATED: Win dinner with David Suzuki!
Thanks for your feedback! This contest, spearheaded by World Accord, is aimed at building local partnerships and community engagement in the Waterloo Region, and unfortunately doesn't extend out of province.
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UPDATED: Win dinner with David Suzuki!
It would be nice for people outside of southern Ontario to be included in this contest. I live in Calgary and the REAP Business Association has a similar passport but in coupon form. I'd be well past the four required for your contest.
Check out REAP at http://www.reapcalgary.com/home
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Business and Fundraising Manager (One Year)
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We offer a competitive charity-sector salary depending on experience. Please feel free to include your salary expectations in your application letter, as this will be discussed during interviews.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Business and Fundraising Manager (One Year)
Hi there, I wondered if you could provide any information about the salary?
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Business and Fundraising Manager (One Year)
Hello Anum! The position is a one-year (12 month) contract position, beginning in late October/early November 2011.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Business and Fundraising Manager (One Year)
Hi Alternatives!
I was just wondering how long the period of employment will be for the position?
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40 Best-Of Lists for a Better World
We'll add it to the list of inspiring environmental campaigns.
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40 Best-Of Lists for a Better World
FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE, The Anishinabe Women - Keepers of the Water joined together with local farmers and residents across Ontario and beyond to end a plan to dump garbage into an area of land in Elmvale, in Simcoe County. It was a long 25 year battle, but thanks to the courage of the Native women and others this land and the precious water that runs beneath it has been protected - for now!
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Why you should come to the Grand Porch Party
This looks AMAZING. Way to go Altees! Wish I could be there. Jill
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Calling Buzz Holling
Realization of the response possibilities presented by Mr. Holling is something I took away from this interview as well. Preventative measures are superior to reactionary ones the majority of the time.
Mr. Holling's take on science, and having an exploratory and adventurous spirit is extremely important. Without the creative mindset to advance science and develop new technology, then progress will be stagnate. Skepticism has its place, but not if it hampers creativity. That is the main message I took away from reading this interview.
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Noggin Scratcher
Hi there - sorry for the confusion. It's listed on the table of contents page but I will post it here as well. Here are the answers: http://alternativesjournal.ca/images/CrosswordAnswers-37-3.jpg
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Noggin Scratcher
At the bottom of the "Noggin Scratcher" is says that the answer in at alternativesjournal.ca. I can't find it.
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JULY 22-24: Hillside Music Festival
Hello Alternafriends
We are looking forward to reuniting with you at Hillside. It's Alternatives' 40th Anniversary and so there's even more reason to celebrate!
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Editorial: No Freedom for Kindles
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