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Tag Archives: eco-tourism
Authenticity in advertorials: Clean energy examples of credibility in the content + other green news + views
WHETHER THE tag is Advertising Feature, or Special Interest Report, or Sponsor Generated Post, advertiser-driven material often creates a public wariness about the authenticity of the material. With legitimate advertorial content, which clearly differentiates itself from its editorial counterpart, readers, … Continue reading
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Tagged advertorial, alerts, blog, compost, eco, eco-tourism, energy, environment, Green Building and Sustainable Strategies, green consumers, Greg McMillan, Microsoft, New Suburbanity, sustainable, Suzuki, TheGreenHub.ca, This Really Old House Goes Green, TROHGG
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Are oil sands giants going green … or going for the green? And other green news + views you may have missed in Canada
IT HAS the makings of something substantially impactive – or maybe not. On the surface, the announcement in Calgary this week that a dozen of Canada’s biggest oil sands companies will share their expertise to try to get that monkey … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Calgary, Canada, Canadian, eco, eco-tourism, energy, environment, gasoline, green consumers, green-tech, Greg McMillan, innovation, media, news, Obama, oil sands, The Green Hub, TheGreenHub.ca
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Are right choices being made to foster a green economy? Plus green news + views you may have missed in Canada this week
LEAVE IT to a think tank to ponder the hand-wringing going on over a new green economy in Canada. At the recent Sustainable Communities Conference sponsored by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, held in Ottawa, the question came up once … Continue reading
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Tagged alerts, blog, eco, eco-tourism, eco-vehicles, economy, energy, enviro, environment, fossil fuel, green consumers, Green Energy Hub, green news, Greg McMillan, Harper, investor, oil sands, pollution, renewable, sustainable, The Green Ticker
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