U of M Takes Part in Waste Reduction Week
By: Amber Teres – re-syndicated from the Manitoban. (Oct 19 – Manitbohan) – Every year in mid October, Canada and … Continue reading U of M Takes Part in Waste Reduction Week
By: Amber Teres – re-syndicated from the Manitoban. (Oct 19 – Manitbohan) – Every year in mid October, Canada and … Continue reading U of M Takes Part in Waste Reduction Week
By David Suzuki with Faisal Moola. Developed countries including Canada and the U.S. have benefited tremendously from fossil-fuel exploitation. Resources … Continue reading Science Matters: Copenhagen climate deal must be fair, ambitious, and binding
Have you seen or heard a Red-headed Woodpecker, a Common Nighthawk or a Whip-poor-will on or around your property? These … Continue reading Conservation groups search for rare birds in Northumberland County
Originally shared by Manitoba Eco Network. eCards — Research, write, design, send! Give your students a voice in the upcoming … Continue reading Introducing e-cards to Copenhagen
Media advisory from the Pembina Institute: Amy Taylor, Director of Alberta Energy Solutions at the Pembina Institute, made the following … Continue reading Pembina Reacts: Government Funding for TransAlta’s CCS Project
BC Green Games returns for second year with over $20,000 in prizes. VANCOUVER, BC— Have you gone green yet? For … Continue reading Gone Green Yet?
Shared by SaskatoonHealthReg on Oct 1, 2009
Saskatoon Health Region has been recognized by the Canadian Cancer Society, the Lung Association of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Environmental Society, Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association, and the Sa… Continue reading Herbicide reduction in Saskatoon
Energy Acronyms, the easiest way to find the meaning of energy related acronyms and abbreviations on the web. Jeff Bell … Continue reading Energy Acronyms
Grab your calendars and get ready to circle them. There are a tonne of entertaining events that Alternatives will be … Continue reading Greening our way out of the Recession – AJ Update for October 2009
Where Hope Resides shows the many challenges that BC’s Skeena River ecosystem faces. From the different perspectives of the rivers inhabitants, to the ever present threat of resource exploitation. Continue reading Where Hope Resides
Amy Taylor, Director of Alberta Energy Solutions with the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the announcement … Continue reading Pembina Reacts: Alberta and Canadian Governments Subsidize $865 mil for Carbon Capture Project
By David Suzuki with Faisal Moola. It’s amazing what world leaders can do when they come together for a common … Continue reading Science Matters: Countdown to Copenhagen