Breathing Clearly

• Meetings for Hope

  Hello fellow tree lovers, it is Root 1 here, tired as ever.  I have been running around, talking about the Clean Air Tree Kit.  When I step back now, I see it has really been worth it.

  First, there was Member of the Parliament of Canada,  Anthony Rota.  After that, I ...

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  19 February 2010 , Posted by Root 1

• Education on Clean Air Trees: First Ever!

  Welcome to the blog for the future of learning. 

  The school of W.J.Fricker was lucky to have a little something other then rulers and textbooks on January 27th, they got Clean Air Tree Kits too!  Five Nipissing University students came in with the forestry education program.  They showed the kids ...

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  10 February 2010 , Posted by Root 1

• Root 1 on the Road: 2010 New Years Resolution! G8 Dream

  Well, the holidays are over, so it is time for me to start blogging again!  The next person I have met with was Nipissing-Timiskaming riding M.P. Anthony Rota (www.anthonyrota.ca).   We discussed how the Clean Air Tree Kit (CATK) was good for the environment and for Canada's social image.  He was presented with four ...

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  09 January 2010 , Posted by Root 1

• Inspiring The Masses: Have Your Voice Heard In Copenhagen

              Are you ready to read!  This is the one, the only,  Root 1 here to talk about the Mass Dialogues, the live video chat line on Climate Change for the youth of the world, and organized by David Noble (see 2 degrees: one hot topic).  He just hosted two ...

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  09 December 2009 , Posted by Root 1

• Root 1 on the Road: TO TORONTO (full)

     It's that time of the year again, time for the Root 1 on the Road Saga: Part 2.

    Are you ready?  This is it!  Full version for free!  This time I am in Toronto Ontario with CMP plastics, the people who turn the potato waste into the Clean ...

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  30 November 2009 , Posted by Root 1

• 2 Degrees Tour: 1 Hot Topic

       

   

  Hello WCAFI community!  Root 1 reporting for blogging.  Have you ever heard of David Noble?  Probably not.  This self-proclaimed unknown is a motivational speaker who is on his 2 degree tour at various high-schools across North America.  His 2 degree tour is about how we can’t let climate ...

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  26 November 2009 , Posted by Root 1

• "They make great stocking stuffers!"

  Alison Luke, member of the Canadian Institute of Forestry, handed out some Clean Air Tree Kits to her students during her Climate Change presentation (www.climateprojectcanada.org).

  The outdoor education and business ethics students from Algonquin College in Pembroke, Ontario, can be seen below holding up their Clean Air ...

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  25 November 2009 , Posted by Andrew Pothecary

• Building Up

  Well, I believe there is a congratulations in order. Andy has definitely done it again. The map is a great addition to the website, yes it is up and running! Hard to miss, of course, but the map is going to keep growing until it will be the main attraction ...

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  20 November 2009 , Posted by Root 1

• Deforestation responsible for 20% of all green house gases

  Cutting down and burning trees to make way for new farm land is not such a cool idea!  WCAFI's clean air goal aims to combat deforestation which is responsible for approximately 20 percent of greenhouse gas emissions (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change).

  The damage caused by deforestation has two devastating ...

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  16 November 2009 , Posted by Andrew Pothecary

• Grow your own Christmas Tree

  Hey everybody,

  Well, it's almost that time of year again! Time to think about buying a Christmas Tree. But, what will happen when you take the tree away? Well, there will be an empty space! Just a normal, non-air creating space. DON'T LEAVE IT, GET A CLEAN AIR TREE AND ...

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  01 November 2009 , Posted by Root 1

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