The things you’ll need to save lives in an urban emergency are pretty ordinary. This means chain saws, shovels, pick-up trucks, snow ploughs, busses, regular cars, and lots of people to operate this stuff. Whether it’s snow, tree limbs, or debris from broken up homes on the street, you’ll need people and equipment to get
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The “green” economy is an economy aimed at preserving the well-being of society, through the efficient use of natural resources. It also ensures the return of end-use products to the production cycle. This may be called “full life-cycle environmental stewardship” or “cradle to grave stewardship.” First of all, the “green” economy is aimed at economical
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Here’s the problem with the relentless pace of technological development. We aren’t using the new technology. Alvin Toffler tried to show that futuristic developments sprang upon us in a shocking way, sooner than we thought they would. Hence his term and book title, Future Shock. He was right, but about 30 years after his prediction.
By Monica Gul SURREY (NEWS 1130) – Pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Fraser Health are being described as chaotic, with little public communication from the health authority and people scrambling to get in line after hearing about them from word of mouth. Despite no official heads up from the Fraser Health Authority, COVID-19 vaccination pop-up
Years ago somebody got the bright idea of testing customer service in retail stores—the mystery shopper was born. These undercover sleuths pretended to need goods or services and reported back on how they were treated. I’ve been a volunteer mystery shopper during this lockdown in both the public and the private sector. I fear you
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