By Ina Pace, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Squamish Chief Over $1 million in government grants has been allocated to a new clean hydrogen project in Brandywine, coordinated primarily by the Lil’wat Nation. A healthy lifestyle isn’t just necessary for individuals; it’s also for the land around us, and in how we use it. Reducing carbon emissions The Sea to Sky is making a “ win-win” headway in reducing its carbon footprint via community; the plan being to use clean hydrogen primarily to displace carbon emissions, in alignment with the cultural values of First Nations. On March 3 at Sea to Sky Energy Solutions (SSES), Member of Parliament for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country Patrick Weiler—on behalf of Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson—announced a federal investment…
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