It’s one of those science stories that at first appears rather irrelevant: A study out of Woods Hole Laboratory has found that poison ivy will become more common if our world continues to heat up from global warming. But the
study actually gives us an indication that a warmer world will really be like – and it won’t be springtime in Paris.
Continue reading “Warmer world more annoying, scientists predict”
The Government of Canada proclaimed Clean Air Day in 1999 to increase public awareness and action on two key environmental … Continue reading Clean Air Day
June 5, 2006 (Ottawa) Three years after the federal Species at Risk Act (SARA) was enacted to address the mounting … Continue reading Nature Canada Releases Report, Species at Risk Act: Three Years Later
CHALK RIVER , ONT. ? The new Government of Canada today announced a five-year, $520-million commitment to begin cleanup of … Continue reading Nuclear Research Sites: Minister Lunn Announces $520-million Cleanup
The federal government has unveiled a five-year plan to clean up radioactive waste at sites managed by Atomic Energy of … Continue reading Ottawa targets nuclear waste in $520M cleanup plan
TORONTO, June 1 /CNW/ – In response to a new Environment Canada report that states car manufacturers are making headway … Continue reading Car Heaven is where your old car SHOULD be
OTTAWA, June 1 /CNW/ – Harmful toxic pollutants have been found in the bodies of every child and parent tested … Continue reading Canada’s Toxic Kids: Pollutants Contaminate Children’s Bodies
The title of the new film about Al Gore’s environmental crusade against global warming, An Inconvenient Truth, could also define … Continue reading The truth about ?Ozone Al’
One of the benefits about being Canadian is that we aren’t subject to all the oddities of American culture. But one of the drawbacks about being Canadian is that we may miss out on some of that same culture’s most bizarre and unique features.
Continue reading “Growing environmental concerns worry big industry groups”
The President of Concordia University, Dr. Claude Lajeunesse, today announced the creation of a new research network. The Solar Buildings … Continue reading Concordia University To Host Solar Buildings Research Network
CALGARY ? Alberta says it will shortly clamp down on emissions of greenhouse gases — perhaps as early as next … Continue reading Alberta vows to introduce stiff emissions regulations
A unique and entertaining 6-part television series, to be broadcast by CBC TV in the spring of 2006, which will … Continue reading CODEGREEN Canada – Home Renovation Challenge for the Greatest Energy Conservation
