GreenLine Update

The Red X's Project, January 16, 1992: Citizens gather on Parliament Hill on the anniversary of the first bombing of Baghdad to commemorate the victims of the Gulf War. Each of the 105,000 red X's stamped on the 800-foot long banner represents a human being who died in the War. Photo: Jean Chartrand.

Volunteer Appreciation Night and Open House at the Peace and Environment Resource Centre Friday, February 7, 1992, 7:00 P.M. 174 First avenue (near Bank), second floor

• Coalition Report
  Article by Darrell Rankin
• Hello Volunteer!
  Charley Christie by Jo Dyrkton
• New From Octopus
  Popular Defense and Ecological Struggles Reviewed by Mike Kaulbars
• Book Review
  Oka Crisis Examined Reviewed by Stephanie O'Hanley
• 5 R's Update (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair, Reject)
  Article by Hazel Jack
• Activist's Notebook
  Finding the Links
• Meditation by Christine Marlin
• Britannia Conservation Area Threatened by Karen Mortimer
• Go Auto-Free to a Better Region by Mike Kaulbars
• Ecological Mapping Proposed for Region
• Women for a Healthy Planet! by Alison Gale
• Ecovision Offers Environmental Relief by Dave Nolette
• Is It Time for a Bioregional Congress in Ottawa? by Andrew MacDonald
• Bioregional Approach Proposed for City by Irene Brownstein
• Wind Energy Comes of Age
• Pathways to Energy Conservation by Irene Brownstein
• Eat Organic in Winter! by Valerie N. Embury
• Jam to ban the dam by Luiza Chwialkowska
• Terror in Peru Focus of Local Campaign
• New at the PERC Library
• Massacre in East Timor Prompts Canada to Reconsider Policy for Indonesia by Chris Neukom
• Eyes On The World
• Burma Update
• Green Plan Falls Short by Marlene Catterall
• House Kills Nuclear Phaseout Bill by Michael Parasiuk

Converted August 12, 2001 - Lg

174 First Avenue, Box 4075, Station E, Ottawa K1S 5B1, phone 230-4590. Open weekdays 12-6 P.M. [current info]