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Created Ning networking site for Ottawa-Orleans Environment Network
Last night, after returning from a visit to my parents in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, I created this networking site to link people on issues of environment and energy in Ottawa-Orleans.
The Ottawa-Orleans Environment Network is an emerging program set of projects focused on environmental and energy use issues in the Ottawa-Orleans area. It is part of the Team Ottawa-Orleans portfolio of community interests that also include health, social, and economic issues.
I have… Continue
The Ottawa-Orleans Environment Network is an emerging program set of projects focused on environmental and energy use issues in the Ottawa-Orleans area. It is part of the Team Ottawa-Orleans portfolio of community interests that also include health, social, and economic issues.
I have… Continue
Posted by Peter Levesque on September 7, 2009 at 11:40am
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Working together to sustain our community in the world.
The Ottawa-Orleans Environment Network is a portfolio of programs that seek to move the "green" discussion in our community to grounded practice. A part of Team Ottawa-Orleans, this network brings people, ideas, and resources together to identify and find real solutions to issues that affect the community.
The current argument that urban=good, suburban=bad does little to improve the working, living, and play contexts of the 65% of Canadian who live in suburban communities. Our goal is to help Ottawa-Orleans become an environmental beacon.
Our portfolio has five streams that meet and work together - like a hand:
(a) reduce footprint,
(b) increase use of alternative energy,
(c) develop technology and employment,
(d) focus on livability, and
(e) research and document processes to create a model for suburban communities.
The current argument that urban=good, suburban=bad does little to improve the working, living, and play contexts of the 65% of Canadian who live in suburban communities. Our goal is to help Ottawa-Orleans become an environmental beacon.
Our portfolio has five streams that meet and work together - like a hand:
(a) reduce footprint,
(b) increase use of alternative energy,
(c) develop technology and employment,
(d) focus on livability, and
(e) research and document processes to create a model for suburban communities.
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Emerging Project Ideas
These are some of the project ideas emerging. I look forward to the discussion on Sept 21st.1) EcoSchool Certification for all…Continue
Started by Peter Levesque Sep 13, 2009.
Initial response to the Noise Bylaw Amendment 1 Reply
Councilor Bob Monette is on the ball today!One day after suggesting that we need to amend the noise bylaw for statutory holidays, we got a positive response from our representative.…Continue
Started by Peter Levesque. Last reply by Peter Levesque Sep 12, 2009.
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Ecology Ottawa updated their profile
Ecology Ottawa updated their profile photo
Victoria Musgrove, Archibald Harbuck, Christine Cholette and 2 more joined Ottawa-Orleans Environment Network
The Bill - short film - Germanwatch
One of the three winners of the Germanwatch screenplay competition about Climate Justice. In this four-minute movie produced by Peter Wedel the CO2 intensive lifestyle of an urban dweller (played by Benno Fürmann) is put in contrast to the people in…
Video posted by Peter Levesque
Emerging Project Ideas
These are some of the project ideas emerging. I look forward to the discussion on Sept 21st.1) EcoSchool Certification for all Ottawa-Orleans Schools (reduce footprint)2) Fuel Efficient Cars and Hypermiling Education Seminars (reduce footprint)3) Financing…See More
Discussion posted by Peter Levesque
Peter Levesque left a comment for Sandra MacInnis
Welcome Sandra - I know how busy you are and appreciate your contributions. One of the reasons I created this social network for environmental issues is that it provides a choice of when to interact - meetings are great but sometimes we have a…
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