offsets

Air travel and recycling get all the headlines when it comes to carbon footprints, but these aren't the biggest contributors of co2. Our food choices, heating efficiency, and consumer lifestyle are all more important in the long run.

What happens to the money spent on offsets, and how does it affect the environment now and in coming years?

People who are concerned about climate change struggle with carbon offsets. Do they make a difference, or are they just indulgences? And if they do make a difference, how can you tell which programs have real quality? It all comes down to measurement, testing and accountability.

Sudhakar Kesavan, Chairman & CEO, ICF International, shares his insight on how "going green" makes good business sense.

A tip from BC Buzz (www.bcbuzz.ca): decorating with LED Christmas lights uses 95% less energy than traditional lights and last more than 10 times longer.

For all you fans of the CFL out there, we sure were treated to a great game on Sunday! For anyone out there that happened to miss the game or didn't know, the Saskatchewan Roughriders won by the slim margin of 23-19. A great game with highs and lows for both teams, but what was the Green Drive all about?

Do we really think that is either morally acceptable or feasible for the developed world to offset 100% of their emissions through emissions trading? Or is it just Greenwashing..on a planetary scale?