The West Moberly First Nations is located at the west end of Moberly Lake, BC, roughly 90km southwest of Fort St.John. Like many smaller, more remote communities in Canada, access to low-cost but high-quality fresh vegetables is challenging, as vegetables must be trucked in from hundreds of kilometres away. As a result, many vegetables available for sale locally are, unfortunately, best described as ‘compost ready’! This impacts the nutritional health and wellbeing of the lo

A look at EcoTank's windshield washer refill stations and how they reduce GHG emissions and plastic waste.

Submissions to ERA's Industrial Transformation Challenge are due Jan 19 and must be supported by a high quality GHG assessment.

Solar Offset allows small renewable energy system owners in AB to create and be paid for Offset Credits.

Late last year I posted a review of a year’s worth of solar PV performance at my home. In that blog post, I examined: whether or not the...

Part 1 of 2 exploring the real world performance of a residential solar PV system in Calgary, AB

This month I got to realize a long-held personal ambition – going solar! Having my own renewable energy system has been something I’ve...

In last month’s blog post I talked about the Climate Lens assessment framework for Canadian infrastructure projects. One of the...

Everyone knows that Alberta has a “dirty” electricity grid. So, in our province, an electric car can’t actually make good environmental...

Fireflies are an amazing insect. There are thousands of species of them - none of which are actually flies (they are beetles) and none...