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This is an impressive free 20-minute video that educators may want to
use in class to illustrate the down side of our current linear model of
consumption and how it violates sustainability principles. It is clever,
fast, information packed, and entertaining.

http://www.storyofstuff.com/

Students or faculty may have seen it, so it is good to be aware of it.

Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Energy workshops are taught by leaders in the field of energy efficiency, renewable energy, ecological literacy and sustainable urban design, enabling participants to

International Walk to School Week
October 2-6, 2006

Every year, students from across the world participate in International Walk to School Week during the month of October by walking or biking to school with parents, school staff or community leaders. In Canada, we celebrate the event during the first week of October. Schools can register online, and they receive a toolkit to help them organize the event. Schools are also eligible for prizes by filling out the Awards and Feedback Form.

We are uber-excited to announce the Sierra Youth Coalition's new and improved website!!!

NOTE: If you cannot use flash, no worries: the wiki site is still running - www.syc-cjs.org/welcome; and www.syc-cjs.org/sustainable for sustainable campuses. we will soon install a direct link away from the flash page as well.

SFU's primary web portal for communications and education on campus. Provides links to resources, events, sustainability organizations and more.

Achieving a sustainable Fraser Basin is perhaps the most critical challenge facing the 2.7 million British Columbians who live, work and play in the Basin. In 30 years, its population is expected to reach four million people. Managing this growth in ways that enhance the Basin's social, economic and environmental health is an enormous challenge, an important responsibility and an urgent priority.