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Last Number: November 2009

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Vol. 34 Nbr. 4, September 2008

Application denied: BC's Kemess North and Nova Scotia's Whites Point projects promised jobs and revenue, but the communities were looking for overall sustainability.

Buyer be good: can you really save the planet by buying stuff?

Climate change free-for-all.

In Brief

Eco-cents: sustainable development is good for business.

Failing springs.

In Brief - Brief article

Garden pharmacy.

Greenwashing sins.

TerraChoice Environmental Marketing tests consumer products - Brief article

In the name of conservation.

Land management - Brief article

LCBO too sexy.

Brief article

Legislating sustainability: Nova Scotia's new law marries environmental sustainability and economic prosperity.

Legislating the status quo.

In Brief - Brief article

May the forest be with you.

More on books.

Letters to the Editor - Letter to the editor

Moving from aught to do.

Essay

Nuclear expose.

Canada's Deadly Secret: Saskatchewan Uranium and the Global Nuclear System - Book review

Power of the people: a strong sense of place swayed the review panel to reject the Whites Point Quarry proposal.

Raising the bar: because the earth needs a good lawyer.

Sustainability with a twist.

Editorial - Editorial

Sustainability--the very idea!

Testing for tomorrow: explicit sustainability tests are emerging to help ensure that new initiatives preserve ecosystems, maintain viable livelihoods and deliver quality-of-life gains.

The bats and the bees.

Bats' population - Brief article

The danger of misinformation: the Deniers is so full of misinformation that it is impossible to list it all.

The Deniers: The World Renowned Scientists Who Stood Up Against Global Warming Hysteria, Political Persecution, and Fraud - Book review

The smallest revolution: we need to learn more about nanomaterials before they get too far under our skin.

Nanotechnology

Thinking like an ecosystem: the inherent uncertainty of natural systems calls for the integration of resiliency and diversity in environmental management.

Trees work on the farm.

Agroforestry - Brief article

Trilateral monarchs.

Protection of monarch butterflies - Brief article

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