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Reports on the environmental perceptions of Canadians. How most people believe the environment is being polluted, when the opposite is true; How the environment has improved; Description of a Leger Marketing study; Comment that the poll measured perceptions, and not the reality of what is actually happening in the environment; Who is to blame for the misconceptions and myths about environmental conditions; Criticism of the educational system.

Reports on the environmental perceptions of Canadians. How most people believe the environment is being polluted, when the opposite is true; How the environment has improved; Description of a Leger Marketing study; Comment that the poll measured perceptions, and not the reality of what is actually happening in the environment; Who is to blame for the misconceptions and myths about environmental conditions; Criticism of the educational system.

Reports on the environmental perceptions of Canadians. How most people believe the environment is being polluted, when the opposite is true; How the environment has improved; Description of a Leger Marketing study; Comment that the poll measured perceptions, and not the reality of what is actually happening in the environment; Who is to blame for the misconceptions and myths about environmental conditions; Criticism of the educational system.

Reports on the performance of the Canada's Green Party in British Columbia's May, 2001 election. Comments of Green Party leader Adriane Carr; Opinion that the Green agenda includes policies that would destroy sectors of the provincial economy and drive up provincial debt; Position of the Green Party on issues including trade, land preservation, forest planning and mining; Percentage of the popular vote won by the party; Statement that Carr was treated as a legitimate contender by the mainstream media.

Reports on the performance of the Canada's Green Party in British Columbia's May, 2001 election. Comments of Green Party leader Adriane Carr; Opinion that the Green agenda includes policies that would destroy sectors of the provincial economy and drive up provincial debt; Position of the Green Party on issues including trade, land preservation, forest planning and mining; Percentage of the popular vote won by the party; Statement that Carr was treated as a legitimate contender by the mainstream media.

Reports on the performance of the Canada's Green Party in British Columbia's May, 2001 election. Comments of Green Party leader Adriane Carr; Opinion that the Green agenda includes policies that would destroy sectors of the provincial economy and drive up provincial debt; Position of the Green Party on issues including trade, land preservation, forest planning and mining; Percentage of the popular vote won by the party; Statement that Carr was treated as a legitimate contender by the mainstream media.

Discusses the move by preservationist groups to end logging in Canada's old growth forests. How Lowe's Companies, Inc. refuses to buy wood coming from the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia; Reliance of Canada on logging and forestry; Description of the Coastal Forest Conservation Initiative, where British Columbia forest companies are talking to environmental groups to prevent a boycott of coastal forest wood.

Discusses the move by preservationist groups to end logging in Canada's old growth forests. How Lowe's Companies, Inc. refuses to buy wood coming from the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia; Reliance of Canada on logging and forestry; Description of the Coastal Forest Conservation Initiative, where British Columbia forest companies are talking to environmental groups to prevent a boycott of coastal forest wood.

Discusses the move by preservationist groups to end logging in Canada's old growth forests. How Lowe's Companies, Inc. refuses to buy wood coming from the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia; Reliance of Canada on logging and forestry; Description of the Coastal Forest Conservation Initiative, where British Columbia forest companies are talking to environmental groups to prevent a boycott of coastal forest wood.

Reports on the controversy between loggers in the Squamish Valley, Vancouver (British Columbia) and environmentalists from the Western Canada Wilderness Committee. Acts of civil disobedience by both groups; Description of conflict between protecting the environment and the preservation of commerce; Statistics on the amount of the forest that has been deforested; Discussion of forestry practices that are environmentally friendly.

Discusses the housing development philosophy of cohousing, which embraces affordability, environmental responsibility, and social interaction. Cohousing community in British Columbia; Commitment of cohousing to community, including the sharing of communal meals; Balance of privacy and community in the developments; Use of conflict resolution by cohousing communities.

Discusses the plans of the international environmental movement to protect boreal forests, or forests in northern regions. Outlook for efforts to place northern forests in Canada off limits to natural resource extraction; Pressure which is placed on governments by environmental groups; Mention of the group Global Forest Watch, which was employed by the World Summit on Sustainable Development to release a map of the existing boreal forests in the world.

Reports on the booby-trapping of trees in the Kootenay region of British Columbia by so-called eco-terrorists. How an employee of Slocan Forest Products found pipes filled with concrete hidden in trees; Investigation of the sabotage.

Reports on the booby-trapping of trees in the Kootenay region of British Columbia by so-called eco-terrorists. How an employee of Slocan Forest Products found pipes filled with concrete hidden in trees; Investigation of the sabotage.

Reports on the booby-trapping of trees in the Kootenay region of British Columbia by so-called eco-terrorists. How an employee of Slocan Forest Products found pipes filled with concrete hidden in trees; Investigation of the sabotage.

Offers the author's thoughts on the Western Canada Wilderness Committee (WCWC). Failure of the WCWC to persuade government to preserve forest land north of Vancouver, British Columbia; Mistakes which the author believes the WCWC made in its campaign to save the forest; Belief of the author that environmentalists will continue to fight for the preservation of land; Thoughts on the spiritual view of the environment that many have embraced.

Offers the author's thoughts on the Western Canada Wilderness Committee (WCWC). Failure of the WCWC to persuade government to preserve forest land north of Vancouver, British Columbia; Mistakes which the author believes the WCWC made in its campaign to save the forest; Belief of the author that environmentalists will continue to fight for the preservation of land; Thoughts on the spiritual view of the environment that many have embraced.

Offers the author's thoughts on the Western Canada Wilderness Committee (WCWC). Failure of the WCWC to persuade government to preserve forest land north of Vancouver, British Columbia; Mistakes which the author believes the WCWC made in its campaign to save the forest; Belief of the author that environmentalists will continue to fight for the preservation of land; Thoughts on the spiritual view of the environment that many have embraced.

Discusses the problems in British Columbia that have arisen over perceived mistreatment of the environment. Confusion about the killing of a species of sea lion, and how it fueled encounters between animal lovers and non-lovers; How animal rights are the key to the conflicts; Questions about the distinction between animal rights and animal welfare.

Reports on environmental terrorism by anti-technology vandals in Vancouver, British Columbia (BC). A group called Reclaim the Genes taking responsibility for the October 27, 1999 attack; Irony of the BC attacks; Views of analyst and author Ron Arnold; Prediction that agriculture will be targeted, especially soybean crops.