Home > Media > News Releases Sierra Club of Canada, Environmental Defence, Nature Canada News Release Friday, October 22, 2004 … Continue reading Feds Issue Historic Extinction Decision

GENEVA – People are consuming the planet's resources at a rate that outstrips its capacity to support life, a global … Continue reading Overconsumption threatens ecological balance, WWF warns

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Founded in 1994 by a consortium of North American environmental organizations, SEHN is concerned with the wise application of science … Continue reading Science and Environmental Health Network

Companies responding to new regulations boosted environmental spending between 2000 and 2002, says Statistics Canada. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20041020/RTICENVIRO20/TPEnvironment/ Continue reading New regulations trigger jump in environmental spending, Statscan reports

OTTAWA, October 19, 2004 ? The Honourable St?phane Dion, Minister of the Environment, today recognized Canadians ? individuals and organizations … Continue reading Waste Reduction Week Activities Help Environment and Human Health

MONTREAL, Oct. 18 /CNW Telbec/ – Thanks to research led by scientists with Environment Canada's Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC), … Continue reading New Technology allows Canadians to see The Wind

MONTREAL, Oct. 18 /CNW Telbec/ – A Canadian wind-power producer received a major boost of support today with significant new … Continue reading Minister Efford Energizes Wind Power Industry in Canada

Throughout history, Canada has adapted well to industrial revolutions, from the steam engine to the knowledge economy. But, to succeed … Continue reading Will Canada Lead the new Industrial Revolution?

In recent years, research groups within Environment Canada have experimented with new ways of working with universities. The publication, Smart … Continue reading Partnering for Environmental Research

Despite an unusually cold spring and a summer of forest fires, numbers of Whooping Cranes successfully nesting in Wood Buffalo … Continue reading Whooping Cranes Are on the Rise

The Canadian Environmental Sciences Network is developing as a means for rejuvenating the Canadian environmental sciences community and increasing its … Continue reading Canadian Environmental Sciences Network