Curtis Johnston was allowed to voluntarily surrender his teaching license after the superintendent told a state investigator that no investigations existed, records show
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Imagine a future where you can heat your home with what comes out of your toilet.
Well, in Vancouver, B.C., they started doing it. Yesterday.
It's North America's first renewable heating system, which will turn sewage into heat for 16,00o homes. The system cost $30 million, and is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the area it serves by 50 percent. The Tyee reports that it will also keep 2,800 athletes warm in the Olympic Village.
Says Mayor Gregor Robertson:
“It reflects the steps we are taking to make Vancouver the greenest city on the earth.”
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Curtis Johnston was allowed to voluntarily surrender his teaching license after the superintendent told a state investigator that no investigations existed, records show