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Seventy-six First Nations communities remain under an advisory to boil drinking water, according to new information from Health Canada. – … Continue reading Water still a problem on 76 reserves
The ice sheet sitting atop Greenland is the world’s largest storehouse of ice outside Antarctica, and the coldest region of … Continue reading Rapid melt shrinks Greenland’s ice cap
(Ottawa) Sierra Club of Canada marked the Kyoto Protocol?s one year anniversary with the release of its third annual Kyoto … Continue reading Kyoto Protocol Celebrates One Year Anniversary
TORONTO ? Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) recognized the most fuel-efficient cars and light trucks today through the EnerGuide Awards presented … Continue reading EnerGuide: Government of Canada Presents Vehicle Awards
Low increases in greenhouse gas emissions in the United States may be the result of Americans “getting a free ride … Continue reading U.S. may be getting ‘a free ride’ on emissions: Sierra Club
The B.C. government has declared more than 100 new protected zones, raising the total in the province to more than … Continue reading B.C. protects large coastal area
OTTAWA , Ontario February 10, 2006 ? Canada ?s wind energy industry installed 239 MW of new wind energy capacity … Continue reading CANADA’S WIND ENERGY INDUSTRY SHATTERS GROWTH RECORDS IN 2005
TORONTO, Feb. 9 /CNW/ – Canadian facilities in the Great Lakes basin emitted 73% more air pollution per facility in … Continue reading Canadian Companies Dirtier Air Polluters than U.S. in Great Lakes Basin
(Montreal: February 15, 2006) – Actress Sophie Cadieux and the R?seau qu?b?cois des groupes ?cologistes (RQGE), Canadian Parks and Wilderness … Continue reading Protected Areas in Quebec: We are Sleeping Like a Log!
(Toronto: February 08, 2006) – Improved Efficiency Rules Would Help Meet Kyoto, Save Money — At a press conference today, … Continue reading Energy-Wasting Appliances Need Stiffer Regulation
Coffee giant Tim Hortons is trying to get its customers to toss their cups in the trash. Related articles from … Continue reading Tim Hortons launches anti-litter campaign
