$16 for a One-Year Subscription to "Alternatives Journal" ($39.55 Value)
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Award-nominated magazine treats readers to six yearly issues of peer-reviewed environmental analysis with focus on community action
Like out-of-town friends, magazines pop by every so often to give you a colourful update on the latest happenings before taking up permanent residence on the shelf in the bathroom. Schedule a regular visitation with today's Groupon: for $16, you get a one-year subscription to Alternatives Journal (a $39.55 value, including HST).
First published in 1971, Alternatives Journal ’s editors pack six issues per year with environmental analysis aimed at fostering community action, which helped garner the publication an Utne Independent Press Awards nomination in 2011. Readers discover ideas on how humanity can reach a more sustainable future or glue googly eyes to the kitchen clock and debate the latest eco-news from Canada and around the world. Pages flip to features crafted by some of the nation's foremost eco-friendly wordsmiths, and past contributors have included Green Party leader Elizabeth May as well as author and activist Naomi Klein. Each edition stuffs mailboxes with both informative and engaging brain feasts, such as articles on the food system, environmental education, and the inherent relationship between musicians and the environment. Housed at the University of Waterloo, Alternatives Journal's publication pros fact-check each of their written creations before bundling them up in knitted wool sweaters and sending them out for peer review.
Award-nominated magazine treats readers to six yearly issues of peer-reviewed environmental analysis with focus on community action
Like out-of-town friends, magazines pop by every so often to give you a colourful update on the latest happenings before taking up permanent residence on the shelf in the bathroom. Schedule a regular visitation with today's Groupon: for $16, you get a one-year subscription to Alternatives Journal (a $39.55 value, including HST).
First published in 1971, Alternatives Journal ’s editors pack six issues per year with environmental analysis aimed at fostering community action, which helped garner the publication an Utne Independent Press Awards nomination in 2011. Readers discover ideas on how humanity can reach a more sustainable future or glue googly eyes to the kitchen clock and debate the latest eco-news from Canada and around the world. Pages flip to features crafted by some of the nation's foremost eco-friendly wordsmiths, and past contributors have included Green Party leader Elizabeth May as well as author and activist Naomi Klein. Each edition stuffs mailboxes with both informative and engaging brain feasts, such as articles on the food system, environmental education, and the inherent relationship between musicians and the environment. Housed at the University of Waterloo, Alternatives Journal's publication pros fact-check each of their written creations before bundling them up in knitted wool sweaters and sending them out for peer review.