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Pollution, extraction and pavement: what effects are they having? What forces are keeping them going? What possibilities could prevent them? This group is for discussing and planning coverage of The Environment, with a focus on Canada.

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Posts in Environment

October 24, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

Climate Change Rally on the Common

» 31 photos: View by Steve Caines

October 6, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

The Urban Farm Museum of Spryfield has Rhythms.

» 12 photos: View by Heather Watts - 2 comments

September 4, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

To Mine or Not to Mine: an HMC Blogger Debates Peter Foster of the National Post

» Blog: posted by bsichel - 3 comments

July 17, 2009 • Vancouver Media Co-op

Call for Submissions: Media Co-op and Dominion coverage of the 2010 Olympics

Get your pitch in before July 27th!

» Story: by Dominion Staff

June 17, 2009 • Media Co-op

GroundWire 2009 June 12 Edition

Grassroots news coverage from coast to coast to coast

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» Listen: by GroundWire

June 9, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

Election taste test sans slogans

Nova Scotians may need blindfolds to grasp provincial politics

» Story: by Hilary Beaumont - 4 comments

May 22, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

Feeding Energy Ideas From Germany to Nova Scotia

Nova Scotians Hear from Renewable Energy Policy Expert

» Story: by Erica Butler

April 19, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

The Emotional City

An interview with urban thinker Charles Landry

» Story: by Erica Butler

March 31, 2009 • Halifax Media Co-op

Slumdog

From India to LA slums of the world are rapidly expanding

» Story: by A Broderick
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