(Ottawa ? December 15, 2003) ? The Canadian Nature Federation congratulates Prime Minister Paul Martin on today?s announcement to move … Continue reading CNF congratulates Environment Canada on new parks authority
OTTAWA (CP) – Despite Canada's vast water resources, many communities have faced shortages and the problem will likely get worse … Continue reading Study predicts worsening water shortages
WINNIPEG — Eco-tourism often damages the environment, the cultures and the unspoiled wilderness it sets out to protect, says a … Continue reading Eco-tourism harmful: Prof: ‘5-star hotels built in remote locations, habitats destroyed’
Lester Brown, founder of the Wordwatch Institute and the Earth Policy Institute was recently in Ottawa to meet with government … Continue reading Thinking about water
OTTAWA, March 27, 2004 – As Canada's Minister of the Environment, I was pleased by Thursday's reaffirmation of provincial funding … Continue reading Statement from the Honourable David Anderson, Canada’s Minister of the Environment
TORONTO, March 26, 2004 ? A Toronto business owner was convicted and fined today in the Ontario Court of Justice, … Continue reading Ontario Resident Fined $40,000 for Unlawful Possession & Export of Black Bear Gall Bladders
The Government of Canada officially launched the One-Tonne Challenge today, which calls on individual Canadians to reduce their greenhouse gas … Continue reading Government Asks Canadians to Take the One-Tonne Challenge to Help Meet Climate Change Goals
Exxon Mobil Corp. has historically been responsible for about 5 percent of the world's carbon emissions, a finding that could … Continue reading Study Says Five Percent of Greenhouse Gas Came from Exxon
The level of the major greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, in the Earth's atmosphere has hit a record high, US government … Continue reading Greenhouse Gas Level Hits Record High
You may be familiar with the dangers of climate disruption as a result of human-induced increases of carbon dioxide (CO2) … Continue reading The greenhouse diet
Here's the pitch: a dullish candidate, outflanked by his opponent's serious money, attacked for his liberal leanings, is swept to … Continue reading Hollywood disaster film set to turn heat on Bush
The world's second-largest reinsurer Swiss Re warns that the costs of global warming threaten to spiral out of control, forcing … Continue reading Insurer warns of global warming catastrophe
