Special Issue

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  Divestment is the Way to Go

  Noelia Gravotta, Matthiew Chehade and Trevor Smith – Published November 23, 2015

  It’s been almost exactly one year since the Concordia University Foundation made its announcement that it would reserve $5 million for investments in sustainable initiatives and social governance standards, which was, at the time, widely praised as a bold first step towards embracing the divestment movement in its entirety.

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  Still the Cheapest Way to Travel

  Ben Kennedy – Published November 23, 2015

  Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you need to, or even should, stop riding your bike.

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  Environment as a Sector of the Economy

  Alyssia Rubertucci – Published November 23, 2015

  Students and staff members filed into a Concordia lecture room on Nov. 13 unaware that they would leave with a simple message: humans need to reconcile their relationship with the Earth.

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  Remembering the Father of Social Ecology

  Jon Milton – Published November 23, 2015

  Murray Bookchin “died in 2006 a disappointed man,” said Janet Biehl, the author of Ecology or Catastrophe: The Life of Murray Bookchin. At the time of his death, his dream of social revolution had failed to materialize.

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  Sustainability Means Attack

  Jon Milton – Published November 23, 2015

  Sustainability is about more than just riding your bike to work, eating less meat and composting. It’s about transforming the social systems that have been imposed on us from models based on extraction, into ones based on mutual aid and reciprocity.

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  Why Can’t Money be Green?

  Carl Bindman – Published November 23, 2015

  Good news: we’re saved!

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  DIY or Die: How to Start a House

  Zachary Goldberg-Mota – Published September 8, 2015

  Houses really just act as a space for generally DIY (Do-it-Yourself) minded people to come and prosper. Houses are really special spaces where a lot of incredible art and experience can form out of nothing and change your life forever, and I’m here to tell you that you can do it too.

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  A Guide to Life in N.D.G.

  Laura Lalonde & Danielle Rudnicka-Lavoie & Julian McKenzie – Published September 8, 2015

  So you’re away from the lively, yet hectic downtown area and have opted for the greener, calmer Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. Here are some places to check out that should make your life in NDG all the better.

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  Eat the City: Guide to Montreal Food

  The Link – Published September 8, 2015

  Food is good. Montreal is good with food. Here is The Link’s list to good-hopefully cheap eateries around town. As you will notice, there are a lot of falafel places listed below. If you walk around Concordia’s downtown campus a few times, you’ll likely stumble upon one.

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  Concordia Resources: Where to Go for Food, Academics and Almost Everything Else

  Michelle Pucci – Published September 8, 2015

  Here’s a list of Concordia resources from People’s Potato and Le Frigo Vert to the Concordia Greenhouse and the Sexual Assault Resource Centre