OTTAWA, Dec. 7 /CNW Telbec/ – This Saturday is the Global Day of Action on Climate Change. Can individuals really … Continue reading Newswire: Ontario residents take action: Global Day of Action on Climate Change
For the first time in my three years living in Vancouver, I was able to return for (American) Thanksgiving to … Continue reading Newswire: A Local Food Feast
Mountain Equipment Co-op, the country’s largest specialty outdoor-goods retailer, says it has pulled most food and beverage containers made of … Continue reading Mountain Equipment pulls water bottles off shelves
A Trees and Us podcast with Wade Fisher, ‘the best person on trees in Williams Lake.’ Continue reading Newswire: BC’s Vanishing Timber Worker (in Views)
If you’re interested in being more green in your gift giving this year, there are a couple of things to … Continue reading Greenopolis.ca: Green Gift Giving For The Holidays
WorkCabin, Canada’s professional green careers site, and Renewable Recruits, a British Columbia-based renewable energy promotion and recruiting firm, both launched in April 2007 and have quickly established themselves as progressive and innovative companies in the growing green economy.
Continue reading Two green-focused companies form strategic partnership
Just caught this at Boingboing: Here you have history professor, Dr. Alan Charles Kors, attempting to encapsulate the entirety of … Continue reading Newswire: A 60 second lecture on “Human History”
MONTREAL, Dec. 6 /CNW Telbec/ – Greenpeace expressed its support for today’s announcement by the government of Quebec to meet … Continue reading Newswire: As Quebec moves to meet its share of Canada’s Kyoto commitment… Ottawa is doing too little, too late
They are fast gaining an image as the black-hatted villains of the Bali conference. Three countries – Canada, Japan and … Continue reading Ottawa gains key allies to ‘move beyond Kyoto’
In an open letter to Environment Minister John Baird released today, leading humanitarian, development and environmental organizations called on Canada’s … Continue reading International Development and Environment Organizations Call on Canada to Show Leadership for the World’s Poorest at UN Climate Conference
Leading Canadian environmentalists attending UN climate talks in Bali cautiously welcomed the government’s new acceptance of the overwhelming scientific evidence … Continue reading Canada says that 2 degrees of global warming is “unacceptable”
Remember Cyclone Sidr? Many have forgotten it – another Cyclone kills another few hundred people. Or is it a few … Continue reading Newswire: Footing the Bill: One Student’s Quest to End Global Poverty
