PostedApr 15, 2021 | climate change, e-vehicles, energy, GenZ Electric Vehicle Education Project, lifestyle, opinion, sustainability, technology, Youth
By Todd McGowan: Gen Z learners are intelligent, aware of social issues and concerned about the climate crisis….and they can brush their teeth using a mobile phone. They are also the next generation of drivers and will be pivotal in what happens in the transportation...
PostedMar 16, 2021 | climate change, e-vehicles, energy, GenZ Electric Vehicle Education Project, lifestyle, sustainability, Youth
Students from Kalamalka Secondary School in Vernon, BC and Hugh Boyd Secondary School in Richmond, BC are learning more about how electrified transportation can help save the planet in GTEC’s GenZ Electric Vehicle Education Project. This project is funded by Emotive...
PostedMar 4, 2021 | climate change, e-vehicles, energy, GenZ Electric Vehicle Education Project, lifestyle, opinion, Youth
By Justin B The GenZ Electric Vehicle Education Project #GenZGoesElectric Introduction In partnership with the Fraser Basin Council’s, Emotive, BC team and the Vancouver Electric Vehicle Association, GTEC is currently delivering an Electric Vehicle Education program...
PostedFeb 28, 2021 | climate change, Council for the Green New Economy, e-vehicles, energy, international news, lifestyle, news, sustainability, technology
by Arden Henley There is now wide agreement that the world’s economy is in transition to a much lower carbon emission future. This will increasingly mean changes in employment opportunities. Some jobs, such as those in the fossil fuel sector, will become less...
PostedFeb 15, 2021 | climate change, Covid-19, international news, lifestyle, news
By Ross Thrasher The goal of “herd immunity” against COVID-19, whereby enough people are protected (by vaccines or recovery from infection) that the disease no longer circulates, may not be truly achievable in 2021. It is believed that at least two-thirds...
PostedFeb 8, 2021 | climate change, Covid-19, international news, lifestyle
By Ross Thrasher There are growing global worries about the development of new strains of the COVID-19 virus. The variant originally detected in the United Kingdom, labelled B117, has now spread around the world. This variant seems to be 50% more contagious than the...
