Newswire: The Story of Stuff
If I go to a mall, especially at Christmas, it’s not uncommon for me to feel almost physically ill when … Continue reading Newswire: The Story of Stuff
If I go to a mall, especially at Christmas, it’s not uncommon for me to feel almost physically ill when … Continue reading Newswire: The Story of Stuff

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play in an environment free from pollution and safe from danger.
We are passionately engaged in providing children with opportunities to reach their full
potential and equipping them to lead future change.
Earth’s future depends on our children. We are inspiring them to care and be an example of responsibility.
Here’s your weekly Science Matters column by David Suzuki with Faisal Moola.
Do you remember the old axiom “think globally, act locally”? These
words are truer today than ever before, especially when applied to
Canada’s battle against climate change. To see real action on climate
change in Canada and the U.S., it is best to look at what is taking
place at the municipal and provincial levels in both countries.
Bali, Indonesia — A leaked federal document shows Canadian negotiators in Bali are under explicit instruction to undermine a fundamental … Continue reading Newswire: Leaked negotiating instructions show Canada set to block negotiations in Bali
…player-driven initiative has over 350 players already taking the ‘NHLPA Carbon Neutral Challenge', with hundreds more expected to in the … Continue reading Newswire: THE NHLPA AND THE DAVID SUZUKI FOUNDATION ANNOUNCE ‘GREEN’ PARTNERSHIP
Environmental Defence congratulated Mountain Equipment Co-op today for stopping the sale of most products containing a controversial chemical, bisphenol A, … Continue reading Environmental Defence News: Mountain Equipment Co-op Congratulated for Ceasing Sale of Products with Controversial Chemical
Other retailers should follow suit and stop selling products that contain this controversial chemical. Continue reading Environmental Defence News: Mountain Equipment Co-op Stops Selling most Products with Bisphenol A
Hume Travel launches FlyGreen.ca
Vancouver B.C., 04 December 2007
Hume Travel announces the immediate launch of FlyGreen.ca,
Canada’s first climate-friendly travel site for climate-conscious
travellers. FlyGreen.ca is an online travel agency that makes a
contribution to programs which offset carbon emissions.
One
of the most serious issues facing everyone today is climate change, and
most forms of transport are ‘carbon culprits’. Using FlyGreen.ca,
travellers book with WestJet or Air Canada (same low web fares, no
hidden extras, no booking fees), and for each booking FlyGreen.ca
contributes towards projects that prevent greenhouse gases from being
emitted into the atmosphere.
“We are delighted to announce today’s launch of our new FlyGreen.ca
website,” said Nicole Murcutt, Director of the program. “Travellers go
through FlyGreen.ca to access the airlines’ web links and book for
exactly the same low web fares as booking direct. By booking through
FlyGreen.ca they make an important contribution to carbon offsets and
it doesn’t cost them one extra penny!
“We believe this is the first program of its kind in Canada,” she
continued “and are certain that travellers who used to book directly
with WestJet or Air Canada will want to do so through FlyGreen.ca as of
today.”
Continue reading “A CANADA FIRST: CLIMATE-FRIENDLY TRAVEL AT NO EXTRA CHARGE”
Bob Willard, author of The Sustainability Advantage and The Next Sustainability Wave has recently released a DVD. The Business Case … Continue reading Newswire: The Business Case for Sustainability
Breakthrough Mapping Analysis Looks at Peatlands, Permafrost and Soil Carbon in Canadian Boreal Go to http://www.interboreal.org/globalwarming/ for the full Boreal … Continue reading CPAWS News: Boreal Forest is World’s Carbon Vault
Environmental groups are pleased with the Minister of the Environment John Gerretsen’s launch of a strategy to protect Lake Simcoe. Continue reading Newswire: First Step in Lake Simcoe Survival Announced