WASHINGTON — U.S. President George W. Bush returned home from a swing through South Asia yesterday after signing an “historic” … Continue reading Bush faces fire for deal with India on nuclear energy
Rock legend Paul McCartney and his wife Heather are expected in the Maritimes later this week to observe harp seal … Continue reading Ex-Beatle, wife in Maritimes before annual seal hunt
Michigan moved closer Wednesday to banning imports of Canadian garbage, but the bill still has to be passed by the … Continue reading Michigan moves closer to banning Canadian trash
It may be the new kid on the block, but UniverCity, the new community at Simon Fraser University, is already … Continue reading UniverCity named Canada’s best community development
Depending on your point of view, what’s been going on at the Canadian
Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) is either a strange squabble between the
academic elite and their bosses or a tense drama about freedom of the press
and the role science plays in the media.
Sign me up for the latter.
Continue reading “Medical journal fracas makes everyone look bad”
Wild hummingbirds have plenty of thoughts of food despite their minuscule brains, say researchers who note that the tiny birds’ … Continue reading Hummingbirds sing a precise food tune
INUVIK, NWT, Feb. 21 /CNW/ – World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada) testified today at the Joint Review Panel (JRP) Public … Continue reading WWF-Canada Supports Northerners’ Wishes to Protect Land First
Attention all politicians: Take my advice – sit on it. At least, that’s what the latest research is saying helps lead to the best decisions.
“Free The Children is the largest network of children helping children through education in the world. Through our organization’s unique … Continue reading Free The Children
Global Action Network is a nationally incorporated non-profit organization, dedicated to fostering environmental awareness and action. We believe that animals, … Continue reading Global Action Network
Ottawa ? Environment Minister Rona Ambrose is jetting to Bonn this weekend to prepare for talks on extending the Kyoto … Continue reading Once skeptics, Tories now trumpet Kyoto
It’s one of those questions that drifts in the shadows of our modern world, just waiting to be asked: “How much is enough?” Yet few people do. Under our current economic system, you can never have enough and you can
never have too much. In fact, our entire economy is predicated on continued, endless growth. Yet we live in a finite world, with finite resources and a limited amount of space to dump our wastes….
