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Why do we demolish buildings instead of deconstructing them for re-use?
Dismantling buildings piece by piece to preserve the reusable parts within keeps materials out of landfills and creates more jobs that demolition.
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14 Oct 2018
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Frank
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How land under solar panels can contribute to food security
Beneath some solar arrays, pollinator-friendly plants, fruits, vegetables and forage are cropping up in place of turfgrass or gravel
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05 Jun 2018
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Frank
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Canadian Public Spending – Going Green and More Social
The Municipal Collaboration for Sustainable Procurement releases the 2017 State of the Nation Report
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17 Apr 2018
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Frank
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Humans cause growing heat wave danger
A heat wave can be lethal – and researchers have now counted the ways they can kill. Humans may have only themselves to blame.
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12 Nov 2017
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Frank
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Organic farming may not cut climate risk
Organic farming does not always benefit the environment in the ways people expect, and may not avert climate change effects, scientists say.
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25 Jun 2017
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Frank
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Boosting Renewables in Cities is Vital to Achieve Climate and Development Goals
IRENA analysis of more than 3,500 cities charts course to increase renewable energy in urban settings
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18 Oct 2016
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Frank
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Global ‘bright spots’ offer climate hope
Scientists show how humans can improve poor people’s lives by reversing practices that destroy the environment and fuel climate change.
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15 Oct 2016
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Frank
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Climate impact on crops will hit poorest
Global food production may need to rise by more than 100 per cent to deal with climate change’s effects on crops in the most vulnerable regions.
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27 Sep 2016
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Frank
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