Green Buildings: An Appraiser’s Perspective: Ever wondered if those green investments are going to recoup a return? How do the … Continue reading Light House Sustainable Building Centre blogs: Valuing green building: Appraisal Institute podcast
Three environmental advocacy groups are seeking a judicial review of the actions of federal Environment Minister John Baird for allegedly … Continue reading Watchdog says Ottawa hiding pollution figures
WINNIPEG, Nov. 7 /CNW Telbec/ – The Honourable John Baird, Minister of the Environment and the Honourable Vic Toews, President … Continue reading Newswire: Ministers Baird, Toews and Bezan announce Government’s additional investment in Lake Winnipeg cleanup
The Now House™ project will turn a 60-year-old WWII house into a near zero energy home—one that produces almost as … Continue reading The Now House project
Many private homes in the southern Quebec community of Thetford Mines are severely contaminated by asbestos and pose a dangerous … Continue reading Newswire: Quebec asbestos mining town ‘severely contaminated’: report
Homebuyers have for years been hearing about the “green” benefits of using geothermal energy to heat and cool a residence, … Continue reading Builder’s energy plan goes green
Saskatchewan is ill prepared to manage the environmental impacts that the economic boom is bringing to the northern part of … Continue reading CPAWS News: Province not prepared for ‘Big Boom’ impacts in northern Saskatchewan
With so many bad news stories about the environment in the media, it’s nice to hear about good news for a change – especially when it relates to international cooperation.
Continue reading “Birds do better when neighbours cooperate”
EDMONTON, Nov. 5 /CNW Telbec/ – Four Greenpeace activists suspended their bodies 42 metres over the North Saskatchewan River today … Continue reading Newswire: Greenpeace greets opening of Alberta legislature with message: Stop the Tar Sands
