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Progressive Vancouver Mayor pushes for "Passive Houses"
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November 17, 2015
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Christopher Wilson of TheRebel.Media reports Vancouverites have been getting the climate change nudges that Brian Lilley spoke about here for years under progressive Mayor Gregor Robertson.
Robertson and his Vision Vancouver team have been at the forefront of pushing every imaginable expensive and ineffective solution to the social justice problems that seem to plague them without ever considering the potential down-side of what they are imposing on us.
In just the latest example of trend-hopping, Rebel contributor Marc Schenker joins us to discuss Gregor's latest passion of "Passive Houses" and points out the possible health risks Robertson may be over-looking in his zeal to get Vancouverites to buy into this latest fashion in housing before proper research has been done.
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