Deadline for Submissions is Monday July 16th, 2007 at 10:00am
The Waterloo Public Interest Research Group (WPIRG) is seeking a dynamic, personable, and creative individual who has a life-long interest in issues of social and environmental justice to fill the permanent position of “Coordinator of Programming and Volunteer Support”.
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globeandmail.com: Great Lakes fish still unfit to eat, group says MARTIN MITTELSTAEDT Globe and Mail Update July 5, 2007 at … Continue reading Great Lakes fish still unfit to eat, group says
Customers can drop off old cell phones, rechargeable batteries and ink and toner cartridges throughout the year at any Staples … Continue reading Recycle for Education
A Little Light Can Go Along Way. The ?Lights-Out? program will significantly save energy by reducing the heat load in … Continue reading Staples Business Depot launches ‘Lights-Out’ Program to Reduce the Electricity Consumed
In a new age of environmental responsibility, Green Students strives to educate our youth about the environment and ways to … Continue reading Green Students Fundraising
Big stuff like furniture, small stuff like vases, old stuff with character and unusual stuff that can make your day. Forever Interiors carries an eclectic selection of stuff that you can use forever.
Proprietor and Recycle Hunter Martin Scott scours auction, yard sales, content sales and oddly enough homes of his clients to find the right stuff. But not everything makes the cut, if it looks like wood, it better be wood, we have standards please!
Industry, government and independent researchers have not only failed at reaching a timely consensus on the environmental risk posed by … Continue reading Fighting for solutions
Calgary, June 26, 2007 ?Environmental employment is a significant and growing component of the Canadian labour market, according to a new report by ECO Canada. The Profile of Canadian Environmental Employment report provides insights on environmental employment trends across all sectors of the Canadian economy as well as region-specific data about the environment industry.
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Calgary, June 26, 2007 – It will take a large community of workers with specialized and unique competencies to do … Continue reading Environmental and Non-environmental Workers Needed to Clean up Canada’s Contaminated Sites
WorkCabin.ca is the latest tool for Canadians seeking employment in the growing green economy
Recently, public interest in climate change has dictated that businesses and organizations change the way they operate, requiring many to adopt better practices and cleaner technology to attract and retain clientele.
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“Out of sight, out of mind”. That’s the attitude of most people when it comes to garbage. We put our … Continue reading Rubbish – ReCycle ReUse ReThink
Town council in Stratford, P.E.I., hopes to save thousands of dollars a year in energy costs by installing two wind … Continue reading Stratford sees savings in wind power
