Sprawl consumes large quantities of land, segregates houses from shops and workplaces, depends on cars, and has little regard for the natural environment. In some parts of
Canada sprawl is the largest driver of greenhouse gas emissions.
Of course, most Canadians do not personally build the houses, streets, schools, parks or water lines that [...]
July 9, 2008
Categories: Sustainability for Future Generations . Tags: Sustainability, Urban Planning . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
City of London,
Planning Committee
Dear Controller and Councillors,
June 17 2007
My name is Kevin Lomack and I would like to begin by stating how much
I appreciate this opportunity to address everyone on the Planning
Committee directly with my thoughts and those of the Council of
Canadians – London Chapter – Environment and Climate Change Committee,
on the topic of [...]
July 9, 2008
Categories: About Us, Endorsements | Who Supports a Moratorium? . Tags: Drive-thrus, Moratorium, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
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We can call them toll highways or congestion charges or road pricing, or just another tax, but the era of the “freeway” is clearly passing its due date.
Charging tolls on highways and roads may be wildly unpopular among voters everywhere — and politically dangerous around the world — but in almost all [...]
July 8, 2008
Categories: Hot off the Press | Media | Drive-thrus . Tags: automobile, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
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July 7, 2008
Categories: Endorsements | Who Supports a Moratorium? . Tags: Fuel Costs, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
Leading the way to cleaner air
In the case of air pollution, the small thing may be a very small car. This is what defines the movement known as sustainability. Modern society pumps millions of tons of carbon emissions into the sky, and the problem of cleaning up the whole atmosphere can seem overwhelming. But sustainability [...]
July 4, 2008
Categories: Health | Children Most Vulnerable . Tags: Pollution, Sustainability, Urban Planning . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
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Time to build a new relationship with the world
Walking home from the cinema the other night, we looked way up and saw a ‘moon dog’ or halo around the moon. It’s an optical phenomenon due to the refraction of light on ice [...]
July 4, 2008
Categories: Sustainability for Future Generations . Tags: Climate Change, Idling, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
Toward Sustainable Communities uses six case studies to illustrate innovative strategies in specific policy areas: air pollution control, water pollution control, land use, transportation, urban redevelopment, and regional ecosystem management.
Page 89 – Banning of drive-through facilities…
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July 4, 2008
Categories: Sustainability for Future Generations . Tags: Bans, Drive-thrus, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: Leave a Comment
Is it possible that a progressive marketing strategy from a fast food chain will be announced? Is there any retailer with a drive-thru that will step up to the plate and close their drive-thru? Perhaps replace the drive-thrus with trees and a lush garden that would serve as an outdoor café. Is [...]
July 4, 2008
Categories: INDUSTRY | The Denial Industry | Greenwashing . Tags: Health, Industry, Sustainability . Author: corymorningstar . Comments: 2 Comments