Fredericton, N.B. – Premier Bernard Lord says Ottawa and the provinces can work together to implement the Kyoto accord on … Continue reading Lord optimistic on Kyoto agreement

Almonte residents fight urban sprawl

OTTAWA – Almonte residents are saying no to a new subdivision near their town, where a developer wants to pack … Continue reading Almonte residents fight urban sprawl

Ancient bones give clues to modern pollution

WHITEHORSE, YUKON – Ancient ice patches in the Yukon are providing researchers with startling insights into airborne contaminants around the … Continue reading Ancient bones give clues to modern pollution

Edmonton – Premier Ralph Klein's government will unveil its plan to deal with climate change when the fall session of … Continue reading Kyoto to dominate fall session

REGINA, Nov. 20 /CNW/ – Canada's wheat growers could suffer devastating market losses and farm management problems, and consumer and … Continue reading New report exposes multiple threats if GE wheat approved

MONCTON, N.B. – A disease that can wipe out oyster populations has spread in Eastern Canada, federal fisheries scientists said … Continue reading Oyster disease spreads in Maritime provinces

The federal government is not going to hand over "an open-ended cheque book" to provincial demands for compensation for the … Continue reading No blank cheques for Kyoto: Ottawa

This is a place where educators and learners from all sectors and all regions can gather to share information and … Continue reading Environmental Learning and Sustainability – Environment Canada

Last Updated: 8:48 PM ET Monday, Nov 18 UN says Iraqi co-operation with inspections will give it 'opportunity' to rejoin … Continue reading Martin favours Kyoto but calls for consensus