Canadians often associate global warming with cars and coal, but most don’t realize that about 30 per cent of our greenhouse gases are emitted in the heating and cooling of buildings.
Continue reading “How to build a sustainable future through design”
There is a “frightening lack of leadership” on climate change and an urgent need for more effort to avoid major … Continue reading Climate change a ‘threat,’ Annan tells conference
Elizabeth May’s pitch to become the first Green party MP has received a boost from Commons’ bad boy Garth Turner, who intends to campaign for her today in London.
After GEEP processes obsolete electronics, very little is left to be sent to a landfill, IAN HARVEY reports Where most … Continue reading Firm finds treasure amid tech trash
HALIFAX — A Nova Scotia man who abandoned his home, claiming noise from a nearby wind farm made his family … Continue reading Wind farm drove us from our home, family says
Nairobi, Kenya ? Canada took its lumps at the UN climate conference Monday, tying with Australia in a “fossil of … Continue reading Canada called environmental ‘fossil’ at UN summit
Fredericton — Lobster fishermen will find out today how a number of rare and endangered North Atlantic right whales that … Continue reading Reluctant whales worry N.B. lobster fishermen
Canada ranks #6 in the world according the the UN’s annual report on human development. Back in the 1990s Canada … Continue reading Canada’s #6 in Human Development
An in-depth expos? of how the modern food system is putting our food supply in serious danger?with startling new evidence and guidance on what we can do to reclaim control of what we eat.
Continue reading “The End of Food: How the Food Industry Is Destroying Our Food Supply”
In an unusual move, the federal government has appointed the deputy leader of the Green party to an advisory body on the environment.
Continue reading “Ambrose adds a little Green to environmental roundtable”
Sir Nicolas Stern?s recent report on the economics of global warming has finally changed the nature of the debate. Instead of being pigeonholed as an environmental problem, global warming can finally be seen for what it really is ? an economic one.
