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Saving the World through Secondhand Shopping

Saving the World through Secondhand Shopping

Since fast fashion is destroying the planet, the Environmentalist from Hell is getting back to her thrift-shopping roots.
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Sara Bynoe
Eco-Anxiety Isn’t New, and It’s Time to Deal with It

Eco-Anxiety Isn’t New, and It’s Time to Deal with It

The condition first gained notice over a decade ago, and with climate threats worsening, we need to learn how to cope.
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Glynis Ratcliffe
Nineteen Love Notes to the Planet for 2019

Nineteen Love Notes to the Planet for 2019

This year, the Black Sheep Parent’s extended flock resolves to match love with action.
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Brianna Sharpe
Responsible Whale-Watching is… Enchanting

Responsible Whale-Watching is… Enchanting

Not-too-close encounters with the orcas of the Salish Sea can be breathtaking — and help the whales.
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Asparagus Magazine
Experiential Gifts Can Make Holiday Magic — Instead of an Environmental Mess

Experiential Gifts Can Make Holiday Magic — Instead of an Environme...

Ask yourself these three questions to ensure a great experience-as-gift for your family.
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Brianna Sharpe
The Asparagus Manifesto

The Asparagus Manifesto

Asparagus is founded on the following beliefs…
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Asparagus Magazine
The Decider: 5 Ways to Choose Sustainable Chocolate

The Decider: 5 Ways to Choose Sustainable Chocolate

The Decider looks beyond greenwashing to help you make sustainable decisions.
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Alia Dharssi
Is There Hope for the Film Industry to Become “Reel Green”?

Is There Hope for the Film Industry to Become “Reel Green”?

The Environmentalist from Hell investigates sustainability efforts in the oh-so-wasteful world of film and TV production.
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Sara Bynoe
Canada’s Keen on Cannabis, But this Green Rush isn’t so Green

Canada’s Keen on Cannabis, But this Green Rush isn’t so Green

Canadian marijuana is mostly grown indoors, sending massive amounts of energy up in smoke.
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Elie Dolgin
Building the Circular Economy: A Q&A with Kate Daly

Building the Circular Economy: A Q&A with Kate Daly

A zero waste leader shares her thoughts on to-go cups, fast fashion, and monstrous hybrids.
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Alia Dharssi
The Black Sheep Parent’s Guide to Greener, More Joyful Holidays

The Black Sheep Parent’s Guide to Greener, More Joyful Holidays

This holiday season, find ways to show you care for the planet as well as your loved ones.
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Brianna Sharpe
Public Art Mosque Opens Gates to Conversation

Public Art Mosque Opens Gates to Conversation

It may look like a cage, but a new installation in Vancouver aims to build bridges.
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Dima Yassine
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