PM gets personal with Kyoto
Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien spent the weekend at home in Shawinigan working on the Kyoto file himself, Nova Scotia Premier … Continue reading PM gets personal with Kyoto
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Climate experts call for Kyoto delay
The tug-of-war over Canadian ratification of the Kyoto Protocol continues. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/front/RTGAM/20021113/wkyot1113_2/Front/homeBN/breakingnews Continue reading Climate experts call for Kyoto delay
Canada should ratify Kyoto accord, Anderson says
Edmonton ? There's been enough talking and bickering and Canada should get on with ratifying the Kyoto accord, Environment Minister … Continue reading Canada should ratify Kyoto accord, Anderson says
First Key Natural Area Protected in Advance of Mackenzie Pipeline Development
Three major national conservation organizations say last week Continue reading First Key Natural Area Protected in Advance of Mackenzie Pipeline Development
Hospitals and circuses: animal advocates ponder link
OTTAWA – Proponents of a ban on using exotic animals for entertainment are wondering whether city council has traded animal … Continue reading Hospitals and circuses: animal advocates ponder link
Orimulsion approved for Coleson Cove
Saint John, N.B. – 'This is not over by a long shot' The province says NB Power can go ahead … Continue reading Orimulsion approved for Coleson Cove
Second wind turbine almost complete
GRAND ETANG, N.S. – The structure should be delivering wind power within three weeks Nova Scotia Power's second wind-powered generator … Continue reading Second wind turbine almost complete
Minister says demolition dump will stay open
Environment Minister Chester Gillan says there's not much he can do to help residents of Hazelbrook who are fighting the … Continue reading Minister says demolition dump will stay open
Fries, chips, contain possible carcinogen
Another El Nino is here, experts say
TORONTO – Some Canadians can expect a milder and drier winter as another El Nino is under way, climatologists say. … Continue reading Another El Nino is here, experts say
Aid does little for pine beetle problem
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. – Federal aid will do little to stop the spread of the mountain pine beetle infestation, says … Continue reading Aid does little for pine beetle problem
Province pumping millions into ethanol plant
REGINA – CBC has learned that the provincial government is about to own 40 per cent of an ethanol plant … Continue reading Province pumping millions into ethanol plant