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Also known as the "Veggie Bus Tour" 

Earlier this year, a group of young people, concerned about the apparent indifference of the Canadian Government towards the issue of Climate Change, Global Warming and the Kyoto Protocol, decided to challenge the Prime Minister with "The Bet".

The group of 30 students cycled across Canada accompanied by a retrofitted school bus fueled on vegetable oil, leaving B.C. on May 7 and ending their journey in Halifax on Septermber 20. Almost 5 months of stopping in villages and towns everywhere to meet with people and explain their mission. Highway7.com has been following their progress through a series of emailed travel logs. You will enjoy reading about some of the adventures they have encountered. On Highway 7, the Caravan stopped in:

  • Antigonish - Sept 17
  • Necum Teuch - Sept 18
    While in Necum Teuch, the group was hosted by Highway7.com, Mrs. Marie Martin, and the Bay of Islands Center. If you would like more information, write, or call (902)-347-2602
  • Oyster Pond - Sept 19
  • Halifax - Sept 20

The Adventures of the C3 Caravan,
Travel Logs



 Related Features

The Ecology Action Center
A site that documents the effects of clearcutting, with links to resources.

Sierra Club of Canada, Atlantic Region
addresses issues ranging from climate change and ozone depletion to toxic chemical contamination and loss of biological diversity. Why not join them and Take Action?

Clean Nova Scotia
Clean Nova Scotia is a non-profit environmental education organization with a focus on waste reduction, reuse, recycling, composting and climate change education.

Atlantic Region Green Lane
A guide to the wildlife of the Nova Scotia area with sections on pollution, conservation, climate, wildlife, research, and laws. Published by Environment Canada.

"If you don’t change course,
you’ll end up where you’re headed."

Ancient Chinese Proverb.


 

 

 


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 Nuggets

"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now". Chinese Proverb
Trail Stop Tree Seedlings

"There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains
of nature - the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after the winter
." Rachel Carson

 


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Highway7 E-zine, a publication of Hatch Media, is an electronic journal with a focus on commercial, historical, cultural and ecological issues concerning the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia in Canada. Topics include a growing resource of currently more than 300 articles. More articles and image galleries are added frequently as new material is brought to our attention. With Highway7.com, our primary aim is to serve, inform and reflect the rural communities on the Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia, as well as to acquaint new residents, visitors, tourists, and investors with the special beauty and enormous potential of our region.
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