Hydrogen fuels may widen ozone hole, model suggests
Hydrogen fuel cells are hailed as a pollution-free energy source but their widespread use could lead to greater destruction of … Continue reading Hydrogen fuels may widen ozone hole, model suggests
Canada native group opposes Falconbridge mine plan
TORONTO – A Canadian aboriginal group said last week it was protesting plans by nickel producer Falconbridge Ltd. (FL.TO) to … Continue reading Canada native group opposes Falconbridge mine plan
Olympic environmental legacy proposed
WHISTLER, B.C. – A Whistler environmental group is calling on the provincial government to create an Olympic wildlife refuge north … Continue reading Olympic environmental legacy proposed
Be bear aware: experts
Nitrofurans lead to fish recall
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Stinky landfill gases annoy residents
With or without Russia, we need this deal
VANCOUVER – A mighty wind of hot air has again besieged the Kyoto Protocol, where Canada is caught between a … Continue reading With or without Russia, we need this deal
Nunavut Wildlife Act Receives Third Reading
The Nunavut Wildlife Act (Bill 35) has been passed in the Nunavut Legislative Assembly after receiving Third Reading, which is … Continue reading Nunavut Wildlife Act Receives Third Reading
Lennox Island builds green house
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Govt needs to enforce rules
Amendments to Environmental Assessment Regulations Proposed
Changes are being proposed for Environmental Assessment Regulations. http://www.gov.ns.ca/news/details.asp?id=20031202003 Continue reading Amendments to Environmental Assessment Regulations Proposed
Provincial action needed to halt sprawl
Member organizations of the Ontario Smart Growth Network today called upon the provincial government to take urgent action to control … Continue reading Provincial action needed to halt sprawl