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Drilling moratorium could be lifted, says report
VANCOUVER – A study by the Royal Society of Canada concludes there is no scientific reason to maintain the moratorium … Continue reading Drilling moratorium could be lifted, says report
“How do you heat your home?”:gov’t
Nine fish species trapped in Petitcodiac: study
CNF Calls on government to deliver on commitments to protect Pacific Ocean
On the heels of a report looking at lifting the Pacific offshore oil and gas moratorium, the Canadian Nature Federation … Continue reading CNF Calls on government to deliver on commitments to protect Pacific Ocean
‘Open ocean aquaculture’ sets off alarms
VICTORIA – U.S. experimentation with fish farming up to 320 kilometres offshore is worrying environmentalists in that country and in … Continue reading ‘Open ocean aquaculture’ sets off alarms
Road may not happen despite court ruling
FORT SMITH, N.W.T. – An old logging road in Wood Buffalo National Park may not be reopened despite a recent … Continue reading Road may not happen despite court ruling
Ontario Forestry Association Initiates Forest Management Careers Awareness Database
The forestry community agrees that there is a real need to make youth aware of the wide array of career … Continue reading Ontario Forestry Association Initiates Forest Management Careers Awareness Database
Environment study needed for compost
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ON minister vows to get tough on industrial polluters
Stiff fine for whale-watching guide
DUNCAN, B.C. – The operator of a whale watching operation has been fined $6,500 for disturbing a pod of orcas … Continue reading Stiff fine for whale-watching guide
‘One regime’ intent of Kyoto letter: Taylor
Edmonton – Reminding the province's energy companies that they may not be eligible for tax breaks and royalties if they … Continue reading ‘One regime’ intent of Kyoto letter: Taylor