Environment committee  I do believe that we have to have a cultural shift. When we believe, biblically, that we're dominion over nature, that is our problem, because we're not dominion over nature. We are nature. We're human animals that evolved from nature. If we look at it in that way, if we look a

Environment committee  Yes, and I think every change that respects the environment is a real concern for our future generations.

Environment committee  Well, anything that preserves the air—I'm thinking of my great grandchildren. I would hope my generation would create an environment for them so that they can breath the air and not get illnesses or diseases from the pollution we're creating.

Environment committee  What I have felt through experience is that you never solve problems from the top down. You always solve problems from the bottom up, working with the people who you're serving. Nobody asked the doctor or head surgical nurse how to design an operating room, or a teacher or the ki

Environment committee  Yes—

Environment committee  I feel that the government, in a sense, is there to protect the interests of the public and to set certain standards that I feel are high standards in terms of the way we conduct our resources, the way we manage our resources. I feel very strongly that we should be looking at the

Environment committee  Thank you for inviting me. I'm looking at what we're doing to our environment in general, which has always concerned me. I've practised architecture and planning for 50 years now, and I have worked a lot with the planning of communities and also with the indigenous people in the