Plan It Green! A Videogame for the Environment

Most video games feature unlimited resources with little to no environmental impact for using them. Researchers are urging developers to start teaching costs and benefits of resource management into every day video games in order to start teaching kids early how their choices affect the world around them. In Plan it Green, players are given the chance to be mayor of their own city. They get to build and can invest in different renewable resources to try and keep their city green.

Greenhouse Recycling

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A greenhouse in Ladner, BC has successfully implemented the most advanced greenhouse technology ever. A fuel-cell system that will process the gasses that come off of landfills into renewable heat and food grade carbon dioxide (CO2), as well as producing electricity and hydrogen to sell to commercial markets. Since there is no combustion involved in the process, there are also virtually no pollutants – making this greenhouse truly “Green.”
 
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