Green Majority Radio

Angela Bischoff, outreach co-ordinator for the Ontario Clean Air Alliance starts off the show with an update on their campaigns including a report back from the Peoples Climate March, Great Lakes Nuclear Dump campaign and upcoming election issues. You can read more about Angela who is now a regular contributor to our program on our contributors page here.

Our main interview is with Mike Morrice, executive director and co-founder of the Sustainability CoLab. SCoLab was started as a Waterloo project to help provide metrics for cities and businesses to measure and thereby effectively implement voluntary sustainability initiatives. SCoLab’s approach is different in the emphasis on metrics but also by taking the idea that it’s participants should be celebrated for the changes they can and do make, rather than attacking them for what they aren’t doing. SCoLab has seen a huge expansion since it’s inception and is now a big player in the sustainability field in Canada.

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This week our feature guest is Nikki Fotheringham, author and journalist behind the very popular Green Moxie blog, which is about green living tips, DIY eco-friendly projects and general environmental information. Nikki joins us to talk both about what she focuses on the blog with some examples of how this applies to real life, and several of her personal opinions that don’t as often appear on the blog.

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This week our feature guest is Nikki Fotheringham, author and journalist behind the very popular Green Moxie blog, which is about green living tips, DIY eco-friendly projects and general environmental information. Nikki joins us to talk both about what she focuses on the blog with some examples of how this applies to real life, and several of her personal opinions that don’t as often appear on the blog.

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The show opens with Ben West, the Tar Sands Campaign Director for ForestEthics. Ben joins us to update on the Energy East pipeline as it applies with the National Energy Boards, and the effects of recent rail disasters on public perception of tar sands safety.

Our main feature this week is part one of a two part interview with Hayley Lapalme from My Sustainable Canada and Dave Kranenberg Director of Programming for the Centre for Social Innovation (and former Executive Director of Meal Exchange).

For full listings and more info visit: http://greenmajoritymedia.wordpress.com/2014/10/31/424-food-fight/

The show opens with Ben West, the Tar Sands Campaign Director for ForestEthics. Ben joins us to update on the Energy East pipeline as it applies with the National Energy Boards, and the effects of recent rail disasters on public perception of tar sands safety.

Our main feature this week is part one of a two part interview with Hayley Lapalme from My Sustainable Canada and Dave Kranenberg Director of Programming for the Centre for Social Innovation (and former Executive Director of Meal Exchange).

For full listings and more info visit: http://greenmajoritymedia.wordpress.com/2014/10/31/424-food-fight/