In a surprising about-face, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has decided it will hold a hearing to determine whether … Continue reading Human rights body reconsiders Inuit climate change petition
Stephen Harper’s environmental conversion continues as he recognizes the `enormous’ threat of global warming. But emission cuts? Not so fast … Continue reading Getting warmer …
An environmental activist in Nunavut has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize along with former U.S. vice-president Al Gore. … Continue reading Inuit leader nominated for Nobel
With UN poised to blame global warming on fossil fuels, firm posts $40-billion profit.
Continue reading “Exxon’s ‘outlandish’ earnings spark furor”
Simply by signing up for free recipe e-mails, internet users anywhere in the world can send 23 kilograms of fresh … Continue reading Click of the mouse sends free veggies to food bank
ST. CLAIR RIVER TRAIL The St. Clair River trail is an important link of the Lambton Regional Trail System, which … Continue reading St. Clair River trail
RiverWatch The RiverWatch mission is to enable all Grade 9 science students in Calgary and Edmonton to participate in this … Continue reading Alberta RiverWatch
Eating organic isn’t good enough. It’s becoming better to buy locally, know where your food comes from and befriend farmers. … Continue reading Sexy farmers and the end of organic?
The plan to treat toxic material from the Sydney tar ponds and bury it is being met with mixed reaction … Continue reading Cleanup or coverup? Resident asks of tar ponds plan
Ontario’s outdated Endangered Species Act is failing to conserve, protect and restore the province’s endangered species. The S.O.S. campaign is … Continue reading Working together to protect Ontario’s endangered species…
A threat has been hanging over Ontario Continue reading Victory for Ontario
Climate change is no longer a vague threat. A new Globe polls finds that 4 out of 5 Canadians say … Continue reading Welcome to the New Climate
