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Our neighbour pours Killex on to his lawn "every other day". Is there anything we can do about that? What can citizens do about a pesticide ban in the city? (Helen, Winnipeg)

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Manitoba Eco-Network wrote:  You can try to talk to your neighbour about the negative health and environmental effects of using synthetic pesticides. A very good point to make is that the continuous use of such chemicals does not address the problems that allow the weeds to grow in the first ...

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News

City withholds land-use draft plan (09/10)

Strategic water conservation plan to be developed by province, International Institute for Sustainable Development (08/10)

Provinces orders halt of compost operation (09/10)

Province Supports Manitoba Eco-Network Work (09/10)

Woodland caribou habitat destroyed, caribou facing unknown future (08/10)

Action

Desire Change? Vote on October 27 in Winnipeg elelction!

Ask Canada to ban BPA

Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-up

Citizen Action on Mosquito Fogging

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It's Back To School Time!

Here are some suggestions on how to go back to school and be kind to the environment.

-Simply buy less and buy smart

  • Look around your home for supplies.
  • Wait to shop for supplies until after the first day, so you are only buying items on the list.
  • Avoid buying impulse or trendy items that are likely to be prematurely discarded.
  • BYOB-bring your own bag when shopping!

-Look for PVC free items; see the PVC Free Guide for more information.

-Buy supplies made of a high percentage of post-consumer recycled material.
 
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Pack litterless lunches with fresh, healthy, local/organic foods.
  

-Look for used copies of textbooks.

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Shop for clothes at second-hand stores or hold stuff swaps with other families or on campus.

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If new electronic items are needed check the guide to greener electronics, and be sure to responsibly dispose of or recycle the old equipment.

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BYOB-Bring your own bottle everywhere, Story of Bottled Water.

-Walk with or encourage your children to use active transportation to school.
 
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If you do drive your child, avoid idling. Contact Climate Change Connection for a FREE Idle Free Zone sign and presentation.

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Consider joining/forming an environmental group or club. 

-More green college tips

 
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