The Manitoba Eco-Network (MEN), a not-for-profit charity organization, connects individuals and groups in Manitoba communities and encourages positive environmental action through education, celebration, and facilitation.As a regional affiliate of the Canadian Environmental Network, MEN provides networking and referral services to over 50 member groups, and meeting space and equipment for those member groups without offices. Community members can become individual...
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Manitoba Eco-Network
June 24, 2010 8:13 PM
The Manitoba Eco-Network (MEN), a not-for-profit charity organization, connects individuals and groups in Manitoba communities and encourages positive environmental action ...
2nd Annual Slow Food Seminar
May 8, 2010 11:44 PM
From Climate Change Connections - The 2nd annual Eat Slow event by Slow Food Winnipeg is taking place on Saturday, ...
New CCC publication: Climate vs. Weather
February 5, 2010 6:26 AM
From CCC - Despite the planet's warming climate, recently it has been rather cold in southern Manitoba. People often assume ...
Climate Change Podcasts from ClimateSightful
February 5, 2010 6:20 AM
Picked up from Climate Change Connection News - A very gifted J.H. Bruns high school student, Kate, worked during ...
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Nature & Wildlife Conservation
Manitoba government introduces Boreal peatlands stewardship strategy
Shared on: December 10, 2009 1:43 AM
Ottawa, December 9, 2009: The Canadian Boreal Initiative applauds today’s announcement by the Government of Manitoba for a new Boreal peatlands stewardship strategy, together with new northern protected areas. “Boreal peatland is being recognized as a globally important asset in...
Design & Technology
SC3 - Manitoba's First LEED Platinum Building
Shared on: December 9, 2009 6:49 AM
Located at 1600 Buffalo Place, architectural firm Smith Carter has designed Winnipeg's first LEED Platinum Certification building, awarded the Canada Green Building Council. The building was strategically sited to produce emphatic views from outside-in and inside-out. A horizontal box...
From the Editors , Student Initiatives
UNESCO Living Lab
Shared on: December 7, 2009 8:29 AM
Congratulations! The UNESCO Living Lab at the Collège Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau is an Aviva Community Fund semi-finalist! Details about the project below from Aviva Canada Inc. Cast your vote for this idea! The school community, which includes students, school and divisional staff,...
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EcoDriver Manitoba is blogging
Shared on: December 3, 2009 11:50 AM
Shared from Climate Change Connection News. The purpose of the EcoDriver Manitoba blog is to provide a venue for the ecoDriver Manitoba team to update you on what’s new and interesting in the world of eco-driving, fuel efficient vehicles, and...
Air & Climate , Student Initiatives
Climate Change Connection will be at the UN climate conference in Copenhagen
Shared on: December 3, 2009 11:30 AM
Shared from Climate Change Connection. Climate Change Connection will be able to provide live updates from the United Nations climate change negotiations in Copenhagen (COP 15). CCC's Dean Medeiros was selected to be part of the Canadian Youth Delegation for...
Air & Climate , Education & Learning
Climate Change Water & Health Presentation Available Online
Shared on: November 13, 2009 11:34 AM
Shared from the Manitoba EcoNetwork. On November 13, 2009, the Canadian Health Network (CHNET-Works) hosted a fireside chat, webinar on how climate change affects water and health. The event was facilitated by Margaret Sanborn, Assistant Clinical Professor, McMaster Department of...
Nature & Wildlife Conservation
Why you should be concerned about species extinction - The Manitoban Online
Shared on: November 2, 2009 9:31 AM
The circuitous route of a curious bee. colin rumbolt | oct 19 - The Manitoban Most of you were probably taught that “extinction is forever.” Heck, you may have even bought a T-shirt with that logo on it, hoping that...
Energy
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles currently still require oil - The Manitoban Online
Shared on: November 2, 2009 9:26 AM
A look at current and future methods for producing hydrogen. leif larsen | oct 6 Let’s face it; hydrogen fuel cells are really awesome. In goes some hydrogen — which just happens to be the most abundant element in...
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