
About This Issue
Features:
Potential slaughter of 4,000 wood bison
Special section: Solar Energy
Going Solar: Touring a solar-powered home in northern BC
The sun-run home: A solar farmhouse in Ontario
Low cost solar options
Solar resources
Passive and active solar: A crash course
Columns:
Nationwatch: Nova Scotia landfill & incineration proposals, James Bay hydroelectric projects, Conawapa dam, Alberta public consultation, Logging in British Columbia's Carmanah Valley, Yukon Predator Control, Copper mine threatens the Tatshenshini River,
Greenhome: Green pretenders
Schoolside: Vision changers: A multimedia program for kids, recycled envelopes, printing newspapers on recycled paper, using paper instead of plastic bags, UBC Environment Week activities, University of Western Ontario rainforest tour
Translations: Good news about lead
Groupwatch: Adbusters
Personal Profile: Acid rain activism: Adele Hurley and Michael Perley
Reviews:
It's a Matter of Survival
Greenprints for Changing Schools
Entropy: Into the Greenhouse World
Product Tests: Cat litter made from citrus pulp, reusable coffee filters
Perspective: Why women get involved in environmental causes
Resources
March/April 1991; Issue 1:4

About This Issue
Features:
Potential slaughter of 4,000 wood bison
Special section: Solar Energy
Going Solar: Touring a solar-powered home in northern BC
The sun-run home: A solar farmhouse in Ontario
Low cost solar options
Solar resources
Passive and active solar: A crash course
Columns:
Nationwatch: Nova Scotia landfill & incineration proposals, James Bay hydroelectric projects, Conawapa dam, Alberta public consultation, Logging in British Columbia's Carmanah Valley, Yukon Predator Control, Copper mine threatens the Tatshenshini River,
Greenhome: Green pretenders
Schoolside: Vision changers: A multimedia program for kids, recycled envelopes, printing newspapers on recycled paper, using paper instead of plastic bags, UBC Environment Week activities, University of Western Ontario rainforest tour
Translations: Good news about lead
Groupwatch: Adbusters
Personal Profile: Acid rain activism: Adele Hurley and Michael Perley
Reviews:
It's a Matter of Survival
Greenprints for Changing Schools
Entropy: Into the Greenhouse World
Product Tests: Cat litter made from citrus pulp, reusable coffee filters
Perspective: Why women get involved in environmental causes
Resources
March/April 1991; Issue 1:4
About This Issue
Features:
Potential slaughter of 4,000 wood bison
Special section: Solar Energy
Going Solar: Touring a solar-powered home in northern BC
The sun-run home: A solar farmhouse in Ontario
Low cost solar options
Solar resources
Passive and active solar: A crash course
Columns:
Nationwatch: Nova Scotia landfill & incineration proposals, James Bay hydroelectric projects, Conawapa dam, Alberta public consultation, Logging in British Columbia's Carmanah Valley, Yukon Predator Control, Copper mine threatens the Tatshenshini River,
Greenhome: Green pretenders
Schoolside: Vision changers: A multimedia program for kids, recycled envelopes, printing newspapers on recycled paper, using paper instead of plastic bags, UBC Environment Week activities, University of Western Ontario rainforest tour
Translations: Good news about lead
Groupwatch: Adbusters
Personal Profile: Acid rain activism: Adele Hurley and Michael Perley
Reviews:
It's a Matter of Survival
Greenprints for Changing Schools
Entropy: Into the Greenhouse World
Product Tests: Cat litter made from citrus pulp, reusable coffee filters
Perspective: Why women get involved in environmental causes
Resources
