April 13th, 2009
004: Toronto’s green dreams
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As Earth Day approaches, Spacing Radio sent host David Michael Lamb to sit down down and discuss Toronto's sustainability ambitions with Mayor David Miller. While the mayor is hopeful that his eco agenda is working for Toronto, city hall observers like Katrina Miller of the Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) worry about the bureaucratic gridlock that is delaying much needed projects and initiatives. Spacing Radio reporter Megan Hall learns how the iconic wind turbine on the CNE grounds operates. All this, plus music by Final Fantasy.
Links to stuff from Spacing Radio 004
- The Eco Agenda: Toronto's Live Green web site and Mayor's Tower Renewal
- Bureaucratic Gridlock: TEA's 2008 city hall green report card
- Toronto's Green Icon: All about the CNE wind turbine
- Final Fantasy: web site, MySpace, Facebook, and Blocks Recording Club
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Something seems to be screwy with the iTunes subscription. For whatever reason, Episode 4 does not appear available.
sustainabilityhandbook.com is a great local resource for businesses in Toronto looking to integrate a green agenda into their business. It provides tangible ways to implement sustainable business strategies, and save money!
Fascinating interviews. Would be interesting to compare the green agendas (and methods of implementation) of major N. American cities.
Comment by Georgia
April 13, 2009 | 1:52 pm