UN says foot-and-mouth a global threat
DUBAI – The UN food agency said Wednesday that no country is safe from foot-and-mouth disease, which is now affecting … Continue reading UN says foot-and-mouth a global threat
Furious farmers hit the road in cross-country protest
REGINA – Angry farmers took to the roads Wednesday, hoping a day of protest will persuade Ottawa to put more … Continue reading Furious farmers hit the road in cross-country protest
Hudson Bay in 2050 could be free of ice: scientists
IQALUIT – The ice on Hudson Bay could be gone before the century is half over, say scientists touring the … Continue reading Hudson Bay in 2050 could be free of ice: scientists
Furious farmers hit the road in cross-country protest
REGINA – Angry farmers took to the roads Wednesday, hoping a day of protest will persuade Ottawa to put more … Continue reading Furious farmers hit the road in cross-country protest
Just ten companies can help save the world’s forests, a new WWF report shows
LONDON, UK ? If managed correctly, one fifth of the world's forests could provide the industrial wood and wood fibre … Continue reading Just ten companies can help save the world’s forests, a new WWF report shows
Geological Association of Canada
The mission of the Geological Association of Canada is to facilitate the scientific well-being and professional development of its members, … Continue reading Geological Association of Canada
Sky and Telescope Magazine
Sky & Telescope, the Essential Magazine of Astronomy. News, observing tips, how-to advice, and more! http://skyandtelescope.com/ Continue reading Sky and Telescope Magazine
Canada-South Pacific Ocean Development Program
Canada?s major regional commitment to the Pacific Islands, worth more than $28-million Cdn spread out over 14 years in two … Continue reading Canada-South Pacific Ocean Development Program
Green Hotels Association
Committed to encouraging, promoting and supporting ecological consciousness in the hospitality industry. http://www.greenhotels.com/ Continue reading Green Hotels Association
Suncor approves C$900 million spending for 2002
TORONTO – Suncor Energy Inc. said yesterday its board had approved a C$900 million ($562 million) capital spending plan for … Continue reading Suncor approves C$900 million spending for 2002
Protesters claim sweatshop products sold in stores
SASKATOON – Christmas shoppers in Saskatoon were confronted by a handful of activists Saturday. http://sask.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=sweatshops011202 Continue reading Protesters claim sweatshop products sold in stores
Youth Eco Forum explores vision of future
EDMONTON – Alberta teenagers, along with young people from five northern countries, are discussing environmental issues at a conference in … Continue reading Youth Eco Forum explores vision of future