The chair of a review panel that rejected plans for a huge quarry in Nova Scotia’s Digby County, in part … Continue reading Newswire: Digby quarry rejection on environmental grounds could set precedent: panel chair
If you develop and trouble-shoot a lot of web sites that use CSS, then there are two Firefox Add-on plug-ins … Continue reading Got the love bug for Firebug (and Web Developer too)
A large energy company and a contractor have been fined $113,000 after pleading guilty to altering trout streams in northern … Continue reading Newswire: Companies fined $113K for endangering B.C. fish streams
I’ve been using the web hosting services of LivingDot for about a year now and I must say they have … Continue reading Lightning fast and “Full MT4” blog support with LivingDot
High-speed train linking Calgary and Edmonton seen as a silver bullet to cut greenhouse-gas emissions Continue reading Newswire: Rail line could put Alberta on green track, Premier says
A UBC team wants rates that help the environment without hurting the pocketbook. Continue reading Newswire: Idea #3: Make Car Insurance Green and Fair (in News)
FORT MCMURRAY, AB, Dec. 18 /CNW/ – The Cumulative Environmental Management Association (CEMA) has completed new Guidelines for Wetland Establishment … Continue reading Newswire: New Guidelines for Wetlands sent to Government
“An ambitious, science-based target will have to be agreed by 2009 if the new agreement is not to be fatally flawed.”
Continue reading Climate agreement ‘missing vital sign post,’ says World Evangelical Alliance
Conceived as a way to promote conservation by monitoring the distribution and numbers of resident and migratory birds in North America, it has evolved into one of the most valuable methods of measuring the health of our environment.
Continue reading Christmas Bird Counts underway
Yellowknife – One of the most majestic and endangered birds on the continent appears to be making a slow flight to recovery, say experts who see whooping cranes returning to their Texas wintering grounds in record numbers this year. Continue reading Whooping cranes make a comeback
Abandoning cork threatens Jobs and the Environment:
London, Ontario – A Canadian cork distributing company is developing
new uses for cork, one of nature’s fastest growing renewable resources.
Continue reading “Cork: The Latest Renewable Resource Under Siege”
Two students from from Vancouver and Victoria B.C. plan to rider their bikes to Argentina and back all in the … Continue reading Bike Further, Eat Closer
