Clark and Taylor see eye to eye on Kyoto
The Alberta Conservatives took more shots at the federal government's Kyoto ratification plan Wednesday and this time they got some … Continue reading Clark and Taylor see eye to eye on Kyoto
The Alberta Conservatives took more shots at the federal government's Kyoto ratification plan Wednesday and this time they got some … Continue reading Clark and Taylor see eye to eye on Kyoto
SASKATOON – The Kyoto Protocol has forced environmental issues back into the spotlight. Emissions from both industry and the private … Continue reading Kyoto inspires grass-roots emissions testing
Pemberton – 40 Pemberton area vacation homes have lost their water supply after an excavator dumped diesel into a remote … Continue reading Diesel spill pollutes creek
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It had been a while since the government biologist had made his way to the protected Sand Pond national wildlife … Continue reading ATVs rev through nature preserve
The fall session of the Ontario legislature began today with the re-introduction of legislation that would force all consumers to … Continue reading Ontarians may pay full cost of water
The federal government is poised to spend more than $1 billion to cut greenhouse gas emissions, under a range of … Continue reading First Kyoto measures to cost $1 billion
Environment Canada's needs to spend at least $35-million to support Canada's protected wildlife areas and migratory bird sanctuaries, says the … Continue reading Protected areas crumbling, report says
Edmonton ? The Kyoto Protocol could cost Canada 200,000 jobs and as much as $16.5-billion in lost economic growth, according … Continue reading Ottawa pegs Kyoto job risk at 200,000
TORONTO, Sept. 24 /CNW/ – World Wildlife Fund Canada is urging the federal government to save hundreds of thousands of … Continue reading New WWF-Canada report urges tough action from government to save seabirds from illegal oil dumping
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN – The turbot could go the way of other species that have been fished to extinction, … Continue reading Turbot face extinction at hands of NAFO: Nfld. minister