Two grade seven students from Saskatchewan won the national 2009 Energy and the Environment Art Contest under the theme “Using Less – Living Better.” The students did so well, it got thegreenpages thinking – what other great environmentally-focused art is coming out of Saskatchewan? Continue reading Four SK Eco-Artists (and more!) that you should check out
Comprehensive new report outlines risks of poorly managed oil sands development and proposes a new approach. Continue reading Will Saskatchewan Oil Sands be a Carbon Copy of Alberta’s Mistakes?
Comprehensive new report outlines risks of poorly managed oil sands development and proposes a new approach. Continue reading Will Saskatchewan Oil Sands be a Carbon Copy of Alberta’s Mistakes?
September will see the launch of the Maritimes’ only regional magazine devoted to sustainable development, independent journalism and critical reflection on social, cultural and environmental issues. Continue reading Coastlands: The Maritimes Policy Review
Delegates at the United Nations climate talks, held August 11-14 in Bonn, submitted CO2 reduction targets that fell short of … Continue reading Canada Submits Low Reduction Target to U.N. Climate Talks
Climate change and cap-and-trade regulation exists, or is presently being designed, in more than 30 jurisdictions across North America. While … Continue reading Delphi publishes new report – North American Cap-and-Trade Regulation: Compliance Requirements and Offset Eligibility
643: 10 August 2009 – Published by Green Communities Canada NEW STAFF. Bridget Indelicato is Green Communities Canada’s new Administrative … Continue reading Solar Forest, LEED for Neighbourhoods, Green Brother – GC News #643
A green-energy boost for British Columbia. BC Hydro’s grid started receiving wind-generated electricity today from the new wind park at … Continue reading First Wind-Power Project to Feed B.C. Grid
Published by the David Suzuki Foundation: Something’s gotta give. This week’s premiers’ meeting — the Council of the Federation — … Continue reading Competing Visions from Provinces on Climate Change
AJ Update, August 2009 Ecology as the master science? You be the judge. Thomas Homer-Dixon and Stephen Bocking battle it … Continue reading Homer-Dixon vs. Bocking vs. Gibson – Alternatives Journal
Beginning on August 19th, 2009, Earthscan will offer a free one-hour webcast on a different topic each month, giving viewers … Continue reading New Earthcast Series on Sustainability – Live Webcasts
Researchers have found that waste from the textiles industry can be converted into rich, agricultural compost. A new report published … Continue reading Report: Convert Textile Waste to Compost
