British Columbia is making a big push for a greener future. Last week the province introduced new legislation that seeks to phase out all gas-powered vehicles by 2040. The ambitious plan was first revealed last November, when Premier John Horgan announced that every car sold in the province will be zero-emission within
British Columbia is taking a hardcore green approach to the future of transportation. Premier John Horgan announced yesterday that the province will phase out all emission-generating vehicles by 2040. That’s right: every car sold just 22 years from now will be fuelled by electricity or hydrogen fuel cells. “If we want
Look, I’m not here to tell you not to buy your annual iPhone. What am I, your bank account? I’m also not your mother. I am, however, a fan of Planet Earth, as well as an advocate of sustained life on this rapidly deteriorating rock. Which is why I feel
Canada and cities from coast to coast have recently taken some encouraging measures to rid the environment of plastic pollution. The manufacture, import, and sale of products that contain plastic microbeads is now prohibited nationwide. As of January 1, single-use plastic bags are banned in Montreal. Next year, Vancouver will ban plastic
To straw or not to straw? That was the question! On Monday, Starbucks officially announced that they would be committing to a new environmental initiative that seeks to eliminate single-use plastic straws in all of their locations world-wide by the year 2020. In place of their signature green straws, the
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