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Many of us have our own take on what it means to be green. For Darren, "green" goes beyond just the mechanics of living lightly on the earth, to a more soulful understanding of ourselves as part of nature. He authors a weekly blog, Raise a Little Green, where he highlights the "mis-adventures of turning green," challenges our cultural ideologies and assumptions, and asks the deeper questions of purpose and fulfillment. Darren is a TV director and filmmaker who lives in downtown Hamilton with his wife and two children.
Email: dkaulback@gmail.com
Fat Chance - The steady rise of agribusinesss profits mirrors our rising national BMI. Doesn't feel like comfort food to me. Published January 24, 2010 in Raise a Little Green
Walk Not - Upon visiting my old homestead, I realized that I actually lived quite close to a lot of amenities. It just never occurred to me to walk. Published July 22, 2009 in Raise a Little Green
WWJD? - Jeff Rubin, that is. When oil is no longer cheap and plentiful, our systems that are fueled by this inexpensive energy source will no longer be viable. Published June 22, 2009 in Raise a Little Green
Soul in the City: Redirecting Graffiti into Creative Expression - When you look at the human body, it breaks out in hives or other nasty ailments as a sign that something is wrong. Could it be that graffiti is a cultural cry for help? Published June 01, 2009 in Raise a Little Green
Escaping The Strip - The strip is the tightly controlled stream of products offered to us under the guise of choice - the mothership of cloned box stores, food chains and movie theatres that suck the unsuspecting locals of their individuality. Published May 15, 2009 in Raise a Little Green
Must Have More - Why is it that no one in the mainstream talks about the fact that we live on a finite planet with finite resources? Published May 07, 2009 in Raise a Little Green
It Ain't Easy Traveling Green - If all of the subsides that we currently offer up to the auto sector and petroleum companies were shifted to support a national public transit system, would could that look like? Published April 29, 2009 in Raise a Little Green
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