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Water Footprint
I’m currently taking a course called ‘Assessing Global Change: Science and the Environment’ instructed by Karen Ing (very good, highly recommend taking a class taught by her if you get the opportunity). It’s a breadth requirement course aka a science … Continue reading
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You’re from Canada, eh?
(Final Version) Once a person finds out you’re Canadian, a picture appears in their mind. A vision of polar bears as pets, igloos as houses and maple syrup covering every meal immediately appears. For future generations however, a new image … Continue reading
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You’re from Canada, eh?
Once a person finds out you’re Canadian, a picture appears in their mind. A vision of polar bears as pets, igloos as houses and maple syrup covering every meal immediately appears. For future generations however, a new image will overpower … Continue reading
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Hello all! So along with creating a post just to see how all this stuff works, I thought I would share with you a beautiful movie I’ve watched a couple times for an environmental studies class back in high school. … Continue reading
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