Hi!
I just wanted to write a quick note to apologize for being so slack with my postings for the past couple of weeks! I am just getting over an eight day cold, and for the past month most of my free time has been going towards grad school applications. Being out of school for the past three and a half years has made me forget how much time is required to try to write thesis proposals, email professors, and complete application forms...
Hopefully by the end of the month I will have sent off all the documents and can direct my focus back on blogging!
Thanks for reading :)
Kait
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Taking a look at the environmental footprints that we have left behind as well as the road ahead.
A quick note...
Posted by
Kait
on Wednesday, 4 November 2009
About Me
- Kait
- I am a 20 something Canadian woman currently living in Vancouver. I am greatly interested in assisting in the search for solutions for global environmental sustainability. It's time we all took personal responsibility for the state of our environment.
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- • Four Fish. By, Paul Greenberg
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- • The world without us. By, Alan Weisman
- • Bottomfeeder. How to eat ethically in a world of vanashing seafood. By, Taras Grescoe
- • Life in 2030: Exploring a Sustainable Future for Canada. By, John B. Robinson
- • The Whale Warriors. The battle at the bottom of the world to save the planet's largest mammals. By, Peter Heller
- • In a perfect ocean. The state of fisheries and ecosystems in the north atlantic ocean. By, Daniel Pauly and Jay Maclean
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