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• Is there a market for Community-Based Carbon Offsets?: In fall 2007, the Government of BC committed to being carbon neutral by 2010. It's pretty much impossible to change your infrastructure in such a short time period, and so the only way government can achieve that goal is by purchasing carbon or greenhouse gas offsets. The BC government will pay $25 to remove one tonne of carbon; they have committed to investing 100% of this money in BC.

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Apply Now! $1000 Bursaries for SFU CED Program
The BC CED Network, together with Coast Capital Savings and the Vancity Foundation, are pleased to announce $1000 bursaries are now available for ten practitioners to upgrade their CED skills and knowledge through Simon Fraser University's Certificate Program for CED Professionals, starting Fall 2008. Click here to read more...

FEATURE - A school co-operative: Why just one?

ANNOUNCEMENT - Resignation of Rupert Downing, Executive Director of CCEDNet

2008 National CED Conference Early Bird Deadline is TODAY!

Poverty Hearings have Begun: HUMA Committee of Parliament

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Welcome to the Spring 2007 issue of the Canadian CED Networks’s e-newsletter, your information resource on the latests and projects in CED in Canada.

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