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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 2004
Page
19
A reflection on long months of winter longing for color and warmth. As early green appears the landscape lifts spirits, yet that same growing greenery soon becomes an unwanted foe, turning from delight to pressure as nature shifts into full summer.
Shannon McKinnon argues for letting lawns grow and using sheep instead of gas mowers. She critiques cultural obsession with manicured greenery, noting environmental harm and absurdity, and promotes sheep as a practical, multiuse garden solution.
BC forest researcher Reese Halter warned last Wednesday that hot dry summers and more fires could become the new norm in British Columbia as climate change drives longer droughts. He cited 378 active fires in the province, noted potential private forest ownership, and cautioned that costs could rise above half a billion dollars this summer.
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