There is little here a guilty SUV-driver or even a Northern Alberta oil sands operator could not sign on to. However, some of us would have preferred fewer, tougher calls to direct action. ...Read the full article
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eucharisto kleinberg from Toronto, Canada writes: All this talk of density...how about builders first figure out how to improve sound insulation and then, moving on to piling on the density! As it is, even "luxury" condos are built with minimum code sound proofing. One can hear normal conversation coming through walls connecting to the suites next door, upstairs or downstairs. Improve soundproofing first, THEN flog higher density!
- Posted 22/02/08 at 9:58 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Jean Malice from Fight Global Walarmism and Carbon taxes, Canada writes: Ahhh critics are of course not appreciated here... better just be green and shut up...
The Carbon War is simply slavery re-engineered for the XXI century and as noticed by the above poster, start to do quality before parking people in cardboard boxes!- Posted 22/02/08 at 1:37 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Les Apouchtine from Vancouver, Canada writes: An interesting view on an important subject. There is an in-depth review of the EcoDensity policies at www.regardingplace.com for anyone interested.
- Posted 23/02/08 at 1:37 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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