Sounds good. Let us know when you start up your company.

I believe there should be a mandatory PAID hour long lunch break for all BC workers, as well as designated nap rooms in big corporations. (it is SO important to take breaks).

I was in France in 2007, and you could tell how happy people were to take longer lunch breaks. Also, it helps with obesity rates as eating slower has shown to decrease obesity- as it takes a person at least 20 minutes of eating before they get full.

Obviously, the only real way to have a lower footprint is to have less people.
Fewer people means less consumption, which is really what the governments do not want because that will cause deflation. Companies are flocking to China because the middle class is growing and lots of new consumers but at the expense of the environment.

Too many geese, ducks, deer, rabbits, wild horses, etc, always gets support for a cull. Why not eat geese, ducks, rabbits ,etc when there are too many instead of killing them needlessly?

http://ohthestupidity.com/blog/2008/12/want-to-save-the-environment-then-stop-reproducing/

What is the alternative to the vicious cycle of borrowing, spending, buying, wasting and. wanting? Peter Victor counsels, “When managing without growth we would take most if not all of the gains in productivity as increased leisure to reduce the rate of unemployment and the burden on the environment.” It should be no surprise when Juliet Schor reminds us that, "Longer hours raise the ecological footprint, both because of more production, and because time-stressed households have higher-impact lifestyles. Getting to sustainability will require slowing down the pace of life, which means working less.”

Well, most people require more than one job to survive in Vancouver. Being green is expensive. If you get subsidized or even free housing and welfare then all is great, no need to work at all.