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One million acts of green
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
One million acts of green
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Gary Shaul (editor)
garyshaul@gmail.com
The views expressed are those of the editor and do not necessarily reflect those of OPSEU.
Quotes
To have risked so much in our efforts to mold nature to our satisfaction and yet to have failed in achieving our goal would indeed be the final irony. Yet this, it seems, is our situation. The truth, seldom mentioned but there for anyone to see, is that nature is not so easily molded...
Rachel Carson, Silent Spring, 1962
Rachel Carson, Silent Spring, 1962
"It has been demonstrated that forest can be put back on the most barren lands. What is required is an organized effort to rehabilitate these areas. This means trained men, and money, with legal authority over the area in question, to prevent private interests from again creating barrens and destroying the natural forest protection of vital watersheds. Considerable public sentiment has been aroused against wholesale destruction of private woodlands. Legislation, and machinery to administer the enforcement of forest protection on our important watersheds, should at least be given first consideration."
October 1944
Edmund Zavitz (1875 - 1968)
Former Deputy Minister of Forestry
"Father" of modern environmentalism in Ontario and beyond
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Past posts
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- "Clean coal" technology ads
- 2008 in review - USA
- If you want to beat them, join them
- Coal sludge for Christmas
- A new deal?
- Year end message to Greening OPSEU supporters
- Infrastructure investment debate in US
- Smart street lights in Germany
- One million acts of green
- Public still expects action on global warming
- Our lakes: Harbingers of change
- Trust & confidence
- Japan's first solar cargo shipTOKYO - THE world's ...
- Auto bailout: blame the workers
- More money saving green tips
- Trent researchers work on Arctic brings awards
- Sit-in ends in victory at Republic Windows
- Enceladus anyone?
- Cuba best prepared to "eat local"
- Obama appoints Steven Chu as Energy Secretary
- Canada takes 11 Fossil of Day awards at climate talks
- May blasts Canada's role in Poznan
- Greenpeace finds "ray of light" in Europe
- Al Gore meets with Obama & Biden
- The Brickworks preservation project
- Royson James on Toronto bottled water ban
- Build your own windmill
- Stop climate chaos rally in Toronto
- Prorogue - My new blog
- Five Things to Watch in Poznan
- Toronto bans bottled water sales at city facilities
- NUPGE's first videoconference
- OPSEU's first webconference
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Please note that my contract at OPSEU concluded in Nov. 2009.
garyshaul@gmail.com
The views expressed are those of the editor and do not necessarily reflect those of OPSEU.
Co-dedicated to Ken Saro-Wiwa
"I’ll tell you this, I may be dead but my ideas will not die. "
"... as I see it, the generation to which I belong is about to leave the scene. There is a need for the next generation to prepare itself to continue where we shall have left off."
Ken Saro-Wiwa Executed by the Nigerian state in 1995 for defending the Ogoni people and the environment
"... as I see it, the generation to which I belong is about to leave the scene. There is a need for the next generation to prepare itself to continue where we shall have left off."
Ken Saro-Wiwa Executed by the Nigerian state in 1995 for defending the Ogoni people and the environment
Co-dedicated to Rachel Carson
"Future generations are unlikely to condone our lack of prudent concern for the integrity of the natural world that supports all life."
Silent Spring, Rachel Carson, 1962.
Silent Spring, Rachel Carson, 1962.
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