WHITEHORSE, Yukon, September 16, 2004 ? Federal, provincial and territorial ministers responsible for Wildlife, Endangered Species, Forests, and Fisheries and … Continue reading Ministers report progress on biodiversity issues
NEW YORK/TORONTO ? A coalition of American and Canadian environmental groups filed a formal complaint today with NAFTA's Commission for … Continue reading International Coalition Requests Investigation into Mercury Contamination from Coal-Fired Power Plants
WHITEHORSE – A pedestrian in a Whitehorse suburb was taken aback Tuesday night when a black dog drove by in … Continue reading Bad dog! Bad driving!
Rex Weyler was a co-founder of Greenpeace International and a director of Greenpeace Canada until 1982. His photographs and essays … Continue reading RexWeyler.com
The Clean Air Foundation in partnership with Home Depot has brought together 12 leading manufacturers of energy-efficient products, 2 major … Continue reading Energy Smarts
EDMONTON – An extra 6,000 species of butterflies and other small creatures will be wiped out if their endangered plant … Continue reading Extinct plants, animals threaten loss of thousands more
IQALUIT – The population of bowhead whales in the Eastern Arctic is 10 times higher than previously believed, according to … Continue reading More endangered bowhead whales in Arctic than expected
Dartmouth, N.S. ? Canadian officials intended to push for a crackdown on overfishing as an international conference began in Nova … Continue reading Central Canadians frustrated with cool summer
CALGARY, Sept. 10 /CNW Telbec/ – The Honourable St?phane Dion, Minister of the Environment, today issued a call for governments, … Continue reading Minister Dion Challenges Canada to Lead the New Industrial Revolution
A simple, cost-effective way to sponsor children in the developing world. http://www.careconnects.ca/ Continue reading CareConnects ChildCARE
London ? More than half the world's children are suffering the effects of poverty, war and HIV/AIDS, denying them a … Continue reading Unicef laments state of world’s children
Edmonton ? A comprehensive scientific study of the Arctic climate has confirmed that the North is melting, and faster all … Continue reading Global warming worst in Arctic, report says
