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Category Archives: Energy
Toronto’s Energy Future: Part 2
As promised, here’s Part 2 of Noah’s documentary on, “Toronto’s Energy Future.” Noah Brotman is an Urban Planner at Hardy Stevenson Associates Limited and the newest member of our team. Noah completed his Master of Environmental Studies and Urban Planning at York … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon emissions, climate, community, green, media, social media, sustainability, urban planning
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Toronto’s Energy Future: Part 1
Our newest team member, Noah Brotman, created a compelling documentary on, “Toronto’s Energy Future.” Here’s Part 1. (Part 2 will follow later this week.) Noah Brotman is an Urban Planner at Hardy Stevenson Associates Limited and the newest member of our team. Noah … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon emissions, climate, communication, energy, social media, sustainability, urban planning
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Mileage Metres: Coming soon?
I recently read this article in The New York Times regarding tracking miles that drivers travel, and taxing them accordingly. I recall having discussions on this same topic in a sustainability course during my fifth year of university. We had debates on … Continue reading
Port Hope Project Update
The Port Hope Area Initiative (PHAI) Port Hope Project is an ongoing clean up and remediation project in the Municipality of Port Hope. It involves moving approximately 1.2 million cubic metres of contaminated soil to an engineered mound at the … Continue reading
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Tagged environmental assessment, nuclear, peer review, project management
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Port Granby Project: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) Licensing Hearing
The Port Granby Project is a soil remediation project taking place in the Municipality of Clarington for the clean up of low level and historic radioactive waste. The project has been on the go since 2001 and has completed the … Continue reading
New Media and All Things Nuclear
New media is defined as the marriage of mediated communications technologies with digital computers. New Media has become a significant element in everyday life. It allows people to communicate, bank, shop and entertain. The global network of the Internet, for … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, energy, internet, nuclear, social media
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The Climate Change Movement and the Role of Nuclear Power
In the last five years or so, there has been a shift in focus of the environmental movement. The environmental movement has been around since the 1970’s and basically rose out of the peace movement. Many Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have … Continue reading
