Global 360
In Search of a Sustainable Society
April 2007 #3
In this issue we continue to explore and critique sustainable solutions to some of the most pressing questions in society today. Topics include: a critical look at the increase of organic produce, an examination into new and ubiquitous social marketing schemes, an in depth exploration of Project Red, a look at Toronto's rise of green condo construction and the neo-emergence of natural material in fashion and design.
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Organic Sensation
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Marketing Products that CareSocial marketing is ubiquitous these days with corporations alleviating western guilt. Buy a dozen burgers and help starving children. Is this a good or bad thing?By Michael Czobit |
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Project Red
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City Condos Are Coming Up GreenA new green design certification system may change the way condominiums are built in Toronto and "Is it green?" may be the first question you ask next time you buy a condo.By Oksana Lypowecky |
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Bamboo, beyond the forest floorAn abundant resource, Bamboo has found its way into socks, furniture and floors.By Pam Lam |
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Something fishy at City Hall?A water cooling system that reduces carbon dioxide emissions sounds great, but is the city bungling the deal?By Louise Cornish |
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