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Can we dispose of tailing ponds in an environmentally friendly way?

Can we dispose of tailing ponds in an environmentally friendly way?

by Random Acts of Greenā„¢ | Nov 30, 2020 | News

In an industry fraught with controversy, there is certainly no easy answer. Mining accounts for many things in our economy today. Think granite countertops. Think of the technology you use. Think an engagement ring. Think about the materials used to build roads. Think...
Has 3 years of increased aluminum smelter emissions affected forest soils in Kitimat Valley B.C.?

Has 3 years of increased aluminum smelter emissions affected forest soils in Kitimat Valley B.C.?

by Random Acts of Greenā„¢ | Nov 25, 2020 | News

Prior to 2015, the Rio Tinto Alcan aluminum smelter in Kitimat, B.C. applied to modernize their facilities.Ā  Following collaborative environmental assessments, it was concluded that the technological improvementsĀ would resultantly increase the smelter’s sulfur...
The Random Acts of Green Guide to a Green Christmas

The Random Acts of Green Guide to a Green Christmas

by Random Acts of Greenā„¢ | Nov 20, 2020 | News

To many, Christmas is the most, wonderful time of the year. Ā But what if we told you it’s also Earth’s BIGGEST ANNUAL Environmental Disaster? We’re not trying to be a Grinch, but the holiday encourages people to: Drive & Fly. Overconsume.Ā  Gobble down turkey. Give...
Here are 11 Ways to “Buy Nothing” – But Still Feel Fulfilled

Here are 11 Ways to “Buy Nothing” – But Still Feel Fulfilled

by Random Acts of Greenā„¢ | Nov 13, 2020 | News

Buy Nothing Day was founded in Vancouver, Canada by artist Ted Dave in September of 1992. It isĀ celebrated on the Friday after American Thanksgiving – or the day most commonly referred to as “Black Friday”. Buy Nothing Day is ā€œa day for society to...
How GreenLearning Earned Green Points Using Random Acts of Green App

How GreenLearning Earned Green Points Using Random Acts of Green App

by Random Acts of Greenā„¢ | Nov 10, 2020 | News

Discover the knowledge GreenLearning obtained through the Random Acts of Green AppĀ  This month, Abigail Shinger – Communications and Programs Specialist at GreenLearning tried to rack up as many ā€œgreenā€ points as possible using the Random Acts of Green app. As...
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