This year, the 2010 Clean Air Commute takes place during June 14-18. For that week, try biking, walking, telecommuting, taking public transit, driving a hybrid, carpooling, or even just giving your car a tune-up. Who knows? You might discover a more enjoyable way of commuting.
Yes You Can!
Your Guide to Becoming an Activist
Written by Jane Drake and Ann Love
Trade Paperback
Pub Date: October 2010
Ages 11+ | 176 pages
ISBN 978-0-88776-942-9
- Did you know? Ann Love, is one of the founding members of Pollution Probe!
- Did you know? One of Pollution Probe’s first big campaigns was directed at phosphate pollution.
I was in WWF today and noticed they have an interesting campaign add-on to the Clean Air Commute. WWF is encouraging people to pin a car-key on their shirts as a way of pointing out that their choice to cycle or walk is a deliberate alternative to driving. Either you or your parents could do that – choose a sturdy fabric and a strong safety pin to attach the key prominently to the front of your shirt or jacket. So, you do a good thing for the environment and you make the point so that others will think about walking or cycling too… – Ann Love
Cyclist BikeList
The Book for Every Rider
Written by Laura Robinson
Illustrated by Ramón K. Pérez
Trade Paperback
Ages 9+ | 64 pages
ISBN 978-0-88776-784-5
- Issues concerning cyclists vs. bikers covered in Cyclist BikeList – Mike Marino, The Florida Times-Union/Jacksonville.com
- Book hits just the right gear – Paul Jankowsky, Owen Sound Sun Times
- The Bicycle Nut with Laura Robinson discussion Cyclist BikeList – Jerry, The Bicycle Nut
Bring the kids and spend an afternoon with author Laura Robinson and discover the joy of cycling. Laura will be launching Cyclist BikeList with Octopus Books on Sunday, June 6, 2010.
For more information on the Clean Air Commute or to register your workplace, please visit their website: www.cleanaircommute.ca
Smart books for this clean week!