Device helps light poor villages
Eric Hennessey, with his tiny logging device and hand-held data collector. Hennessey designed the system to track usage of energy … Continue reading Device helps light poor villages
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Fossil fuels to retain significant global role
Contrary to popular belief, fossil fuels are not going the way of the dinosaur, says SFU professor and energy expert … Continue reading Fossil fuels to retain significant global role
SFU salmon study reveals flaws in assessment of sea-lice risk
There are serious flaws in the way the federal fisheries department assesses the potentially lethal effects of sea lice on … Continue reading SFU salmon study reveals flaws in assessment of sea-lice risk
Georgia Basin-Puget Sound International Airshed Strategy
The Georgia Basin-Puget Sound International Airshed Strategy is a multi-agency, international co-operative effort to address shared air quality management concerns. … Continue reading Georgia Basin-Puget Sound International Airshed Strategy
Save Our Seine River Environment
Save Our Seine River Environment Inc. (SOS) has been in existence from 1990. It is appropriate at this time in … Continue reading Save Our Seine River Environment
Ontario offers cash for solar power
The Ontario government will pay homeowners and businesses to produce solar power that they can pump into the province’s electricity … Continue reading Ontario offers cash for solar power
Green Gardeners Group
We provide unique spaces through a process of discussion, design, planning and implementation of “green” solutions to everyday situations – … Continue reading Green Gardeners Group
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Future of Kyoto cash, climate plan still in doubt
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Clean-air group blasts nuclear proposal
TORONTO — An Ontario government agency that is forecasting electricity shortages and recommends spending billions on new nuclear stations has … Continue reading Clean-air group blasts nuclear proposal
Three in four British Columbians support a ban on crude oil tanker traffic in BC
According to a new Mustel Group poll of 500 British Columbians released today, three out of four (75%) of British … Continue reading Three in four British Columbians support a ban on crude oil tanker traffic in BC
Green group says nuclear cost underestimated
An environmental group says Ontario’s power authority has underestimated the costs and risks of the province going more nuclear. The … Continue reading Green group says nuclear cost underestimated