West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country

I don't have modern ways to post unfortunately!

I posted to my feed today

Confusion, I don't understand...

Going well. I am very energy conscious and am sparked by the renewable energy reports I've read today!

I have no idea when we'll be able to actually travel again, but the trip we want to take will be across Canada in our zero-carbon emitting Tesla.  If it works out as we hope, we'll be using the Tesla for as much future travel as possible.

Happy Earth Day! Court Ashbaugh, a local scientist and teacher, is hosting a conversation on Zoom tonight about the impact of our actions, with a focus on David Suzuki's 10 things we can do as individuals to help fight climate change. Join us at 7 p.m. PST, and invite any friends who are interested. He's a numbers guy and happy to answer...

Farmers work long hours and generally don't earn a living wage. I like to buy local food to show my support for their work. Supporting local producers will be key to creating a more resilient local food system. 

Sweden's one-minute radius for local planning is really interesting.  They are currently trying it out in a few locations and it features a modular toolkit so that no solution is necessarily permenant and can be switched out with something better or more current as situations in the neighborhoods change.  This definitely goes the Paris plans...

Meat is prized for its high protein content and the flavour of its fat, but it is expensive and resource draining to produce.  Accordingly, it is seen as the food of the wealthy and is therefore often aspired to by those who can't afford it.  Eating too much meat as a percentage of our total diet can result in an overaccumulation of (bad)...

You would have to look close, because there would be a good deal of effort put into having the community look much as it currently does, but there would be changes.  There would be solar panels, certainly, and maybe some (bladeless) wind turbines and micro-generating hydro power in our streams.  Our community's compost would be processed in a...