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Project Blue Sky
Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes teamed up with students from the Masters of Digital Media program at the Centre for Digital Media to launch Project Blue Sky.
The project uses the latest in online digital tools to motivate people to take steps in their personal lives to fight climate change through increased physical activity and sustainable travel.
The initiative is supported by the Citizens’ Conservation Councils on Climate Action:
“The seven regional Citizens' Conservation Councils on Climate Action are proud to support this challenge. It's a great way for citizens throughout our province to take local action to reduce their personal carbon footprint as a way of demonstrating their support for the climate change goal of the Games.”
- Andrew Larstone, member of the Northeast Citizens’ Conservation Council on Climate Action
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Citizens’ Conservation Council Status Report
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Climate Action Inventory
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LiveSmart BC Community Heroes
In 2008, LiveSmart BC profiled community heroes throughout British Columbia who are making a difference by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating sustainable communities, such as Tsawwassen’s Ulrich Schrems. Eight years ago, Schrems installed eight solar panels on the roof of his house, and last year he added a wind generator. read more >> |
