Ottawa, 22 October 2002 ? The federal government's sustainable development deficit is continuing to grow, according to Johanne G?linas, Canada's … Continue reading Canada’s environmental and sustainable development deficit continues to grow
Halifax ? Canada's economy would be at a competitive disadvantage if the federal government approves the Kyoto climate-change deal and … Continue reading Kyoto will clobber Canada, Australian study says
CALGARY, Alberta – Enmax Corp. and Vision Quest Windelectric Inc. said this week they plan to build Canada's biggest wind … Continue reading Companies plan Canada’s biggest wind farm
VANCOUVER – Canada is exporting high-tech trash that could pose a health hazard in poorer countries. http://cbc.ca/stories/2002/10/21/basel_021021 Continue reading Canadian high-tech trash polluting poor countries
Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien won't budge from plans to have the Kyoto treaty ratified before Christmas and says he plans … Continue reading It’s Kyoto for Christmas, PM promises
Ottawa and Edmonton ? Alberta and Ottawa appear to be edging toward a deal on the controversial Kyoto Protocol, federal … Continue reading Ottawa, Alberta working on Kyoto peace deal
EDMONTON – New technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the burning of coal is now being developed and piloted … Continue reading New technology burns coal more cleanly
URANIUM CITY, SASK. – People who live near radioactive waste in Uranium City are calling on the government to clean … Continue reading Expensive cleanup ahead at uranium sites
OTTAWA – A poll of the national capital region indicates people in Ottawa are much less likely to acknowledge pollution … Continue reading Pollution poll draws divide along Ottawa River
Ste-Marie-de-Kent, N.B. – American environmentalist Rick Dove says New Brunswick is the wrong place for large-scale hog farms. He says … Continue reading American environmentalist condemns hog farms
OKOTOKS, ALTA. – A Prairie town whose population has nearly tripled in a decade plans to eventually stop the flow … Continue reading Alberta town defends plan to limit growth
URANIUM CITY, SASK. – A new report from the auditor general is expected to place hundreds of millions of dollars … Continue reading Ottawa facing cleanup bill for toxic sites
