One day after refusing to publicly congratulate the Quebec government for introducing tougher auto emissions standards, Federal Environment Minister John … Continue reading Newswire: Baird congratulates Quebec on emissions initiative – a day late
Frustrated by Canada’s stalling as the climate change negotiations head into their final hours in Bali? Then join a movement … Continue reading Countdown to Earth Hour
The average global land surface temperature for 2007 will be the highest since records began in 1880, partly due to … Continue reading The year that was warm for Earth
GreenLearning is a premier learning resource for innovative teachers interested in trends affecting students’ future well-being. All GreenLearning programs are … Continue reading GreenLearning
The Green city.ca is Toronto’s no nonsense green living website! We all know that we need to start living more … Continue reading The Green city.ca
VANCOUVER – The B.C. and federal governments must take immediate action to prevent the local extinction of wild pink salmon … Continue reading Newswire: Time running out for some of B.C.’s wild pink salmon
An Ontario nuclear facility could begin producing medical isotopes as early as Thursday after the federal government ordered the plant … Continue reading Newswire: Neighbours uneasy about restarting Chalk River reactor
One day after refusing to publicly congratulate the Quebec government for introducing tougher auto emissions standards, Federal Environment Minister John … Continue reading Newswire: Baird warm to Quebec emissions plan
Banned pesticides and other toxic chemicals lingering in the environment put people at an increased risk of developing non-Hodgkin lymphoma, … Continue reading Newswire: Lingering toxins continue to cause cancer: study
The UN climate conference scheduled to end on Friday in Bali is a critical moment for the world’s governments to … Continue reading It’s Time for Rhetoric to Give Way to Ambition, Action
A “significant” amount of toxic and radioactive waste is likely being dumped illegally in Ontario because the province isn’t keeping … Continue reading Hazardous waste rules not enforced, auditor says
The federal government has agreed to work more closely with Inuit in Nunavut when considering animals to list under the Canada Species at Risk Act. Link to original article: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/north/story/2007/12/12/inuit-wildlife.html Related articles Inuit bid for EU seal ban exemption rejected (cbc.ca) Ottawa disappointed EU seal ban will continue (ctv.ca) Documentary on Global Weirding Seen by […] Continue reading Newswire: Ottawa, Inuit to work together on listing species at risk
