Seabirds losing out to logging: report
A new report on nesting areas says the threatened marbled murrelet are losing their habitat to logging on the B.C. … Continue reading Seabirds losing out to logging: report
Decision on 2,4-D pesticide delayed until spring
TORONTO – Health Canada will hold off until spring to decide whether or not to ban the controversial lawn pesticide … Continue reading Decision on 2,4-D pesticide delayed until spring
Elephant Information Repository: Elephant Resources
The best source on the internet for anything about elephants! This includes elephant links, elephant news, elephant conservation, and an … Continue reading Elephant Information Repository: Elephant Resources
Kyoto support shaky
Not as virtuous as we appear: poll http://www.canada.com/national/story.asp?id=24798A73-ECFC-47AD-85D8-0E82F6809F2B Continue reading Kyoto support shaky
Food safety hotline open for business
GUELPH, ONTARIO – Canadians can now call their own food safety hotline run out of the University of Guelph. http://cbc.ca/stories/2002/12/23/Consumers/foodhotline_021223 Continue reading Food safety hotline open for business
Climate change may threaten reindeer, caribou
SEATTLE, WASH. – Perhaps Santa should offer his reindeer extra hay to keep them well fed for their long journey. … Continue reading Climate change may threaten reindeer, caribou
Christmas bird survey may help track spread of West Nile
FREDERICTON – Doctors are interested in seeing whether West Nile virus will affect this year's Christmas bird count across North … Continue reading Christmas bird survey may help track spread of West Nile
Taxpayers will lose on Kyoto cap
Fifteen bucks. That's all it took to get the oil and gas industry — Canada's most enthusiastic spewer of carbon … Continue reading Taxpayers will lose on Kyoto cap
Pollution-causing incinerators axed
TORONTO — Ontario's hospital incinerators will be phased out within a year under a new government regulation, Environment Minister Chris … Continue reading Pollution-causing incinerators axed
Kugluktuk trial ground to protect problem bears
CAMBRIDGE BAY, Nunavut – The Nunavut government is taking steps to reduce the number of bears shot as 'nuisances' around … Continue reading Kugluktuk trial ground to protect problem bears
Tungsten mine water battle goes to appeal
YELLOWKNIFE – North American Tungsten has decided to appeal a decision requiring its CanTung mine to undergo an environmental assessment. … Continue reading Tungsten mine water battle goes to appeal
Environmentalists square off with premier
VANCOUVER – A coalition of B.C. environmental groups has bought an ad in the New York Times ridiculing Premier Gordon … Continue reading Environmentalists square off with premier