The Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE) is an affiliation of groups with overlapping missions to improve children’s … Continue reading Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment
In the summer of 2002, CELA teamed up with the Toronto Environmental Alliance and the Ontario College of Family Physicians to create the Partnership for Pesticide Bylaws (PPB). The PPB grew quickly to include a wide cross-section of child-focused, health, animal welfare, environmental and labour organizations in support of pesticide bylaws. With limited resources, and many requests for help from across Canada, the groups chose a strategic focus on Toronto in the hopes of seeing Canada’s largest city set an example for others to follow. Success came in the Spring of 2003.
In the summer of 2002, CELA teamed up with the Toronto Environmental Alliance and the Ontario College of Family Physicians to create the Partnership for Pesticide Bylaws (PPB). The PPB grew quickly to include a wide cross-section of child-focused, health, animal welfare, environmental and labour organizations in support of pesticide bylaws. With limited resources, and many requests for help from across Canada, the groups chose a strategic focus on Toronto in the hopes of seeing Canada’s largest city set an example for others to follow. Success came in the Spring of 2003.
Canada’s favourite environmentalist, David Suzuki, pens a bio and criticizes the Conservative government for its stand on Kyoto. From the … Continue reading The Death of Kyoto?
Vol. 8 No. 04 – October 25, 2006
Science Matters
by David Suzuki
Call me a naive optimist, but I really hoped the federal government?s vaunted Clean Air Act might actually do what the name implies ? clean the air. Boy, was I wrong.
The Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association (SSCA) is a non-profit, producer-based organization dedicated to the promotion of soil conservation in Saskatchewan. … Continue reading Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association (SSCA)
A new report by conservationists says Canadians rank fourth in the world in their consumption of the Earth’s resources.
Continue reading “Canadians leave heavy ecological footprint: WWF”
Students in Environment and Resource Studies won two of the 20 Energy Ambassador Awards for 2006, sponsored by Natural Resources … Continue reading Students win national energy awards
Katy McEwen is using the power of the Internet to promote the benefits of renewable energy. By running TheRenewablePlanet.com, a … Continue reading Promoting renewable energy and self-sufficiency
MALLORYTOWN LANDING, ON, Oct. 21 /CNW Telbec/ – On behalf of the Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of the Environment and Minister responsible for Parks Canada, Mr. Gord Brown, Member of Parliament for Leeds-Grenville, took part today in a ceremony to recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions made by members of the community to St. Lawrence Islands
National Park of Canada.
– Tory bill aimed at cutting greenhouse gases in half by 2050…
CBC
– Opposition, environmental groups clam clean air act…
CBC
– Stricter regulations might derail refinery plans says clean air
activist…
CBC NB
– PM should support ocean habitat protection…
WWF
– CPAWS welcomes Ambrose’s commitment to protect more wilderness…
CPAWS
– Mackenzie pipeline expected to double NWT emissions…
CBC North
– Greenpeace calls for mandatory GE labelling in BC…
Greenpeace
Continue reading “ElectricGreen Environmental News – October 21, 2006”
Tyler Hamilton talks with American environmentalist and physicist Amory Lovins, chief executive of the Rocky… Continue reading Newswire: Tyler Hamilton – Oct. 23
