GreenTOpia

GreenTOpia in Canadian Architect

By Ian Chodikoff
Canadian Architect
January 2008

GreenTOpia: Towards a Sustainable Toronto is the third volume in this locally popular uTOpia series.

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She Does the City reviews GreenTOpia

By Lizzie McNeely
Shedoesthecity.com
November 13, 2007

GreenTOpia should be read by every politician at the civic, provincial and federal levels. It should be highlighted at the front of every Toronto library and featured as a Toronto Reads book on CBC’s Metro Morning. High school teachers should incorporate parts into their classes. Excerpts of it should be painted in subway stations.

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The Green Majority radio show interviews the GreenTOpia editors

The CIUT radio show, The Green Majority, recently interviewed the three editors of GreenTOpia: Towards a Sustainable Toronto. They talked about the publication of the book and some of the great ideas inside.<!--newline--><!--newline-->If you missed the intrview, you can listen to it online, or download it from http://besustainable.com/greenmajority/2007/11/23/tgm-60/.<!--newline--><!--newline-->

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Treehugger reviews GreenTOpia

By Lloyd Alter
Treehugger
November 9, 2007

"PM to Cities: Drop Dead"- that is the headline in the print version of the Toronto Star today, as the Canadian Prime Minister says that the cities are not his problem and can look to the provinces instead. (while he rolls in surpluses and cuts taxes).

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An incisive GreenTOpia review from Eye Weekly

By Chris Randle
Eye Weekly
November 8, 2007

Green greenie

By Chris Randle

Like any good environmentalist, GreenTOpia (Coach House, 256 pages, $24.95) abhors decadence.

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Make it a Green Sunday!

On Sunday, November 11, celebrate the publication of GreenTOpia: Towards a Sustainable Toronto, with a This Is Not A Reaing Series book launch.<!--newline--><!--newline-->The party begins at the Gladstone Hotel at 2:00 p.m.

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