OAK HAMMOCK MARSH, MB, July 20 /CNW/ – On Saturday, July 21, Ducks Unlimited (DU) and an international wetland conservation … Continue reading Ducks Unlimited Increases Role in Global Wetland Conservation
TORONTO – Frying eggs got a whole lot easier when Teflon was invented in the late 1930s, but Canadian researchers … Continue reading Teflon frying pans release host of chemicals – study
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The battle over grizzly bears in British Columbia has been rejoined, with environmentalists angry over a … Continue reading Battle renewed over Canadian grizzly bear hunt
LYNN LAKE, MANITOBA – The Manitoba government will spend $1 million over the next four years to study environmental health … Continue reading Manitoba promises money for mine cleanup assessment
BERLIN – Canadian negotiators at the climate change talks in Germany are pushing for action on a controversial issue that … Continue reading Canada wants concessions before ratifying Kyoto
HERSCHEL ISLAND, YUKON – People who live in the western Arctic want the Yukon government to do something about the … Continue reading Arctic graves being washed into Beaufort Sea
GENOA – The Interior Ministry in Italy says the young man who died of gunshot wounds Friday was shot in … Continue reading Demonstrator shot in self-defence: gov’t official
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Environmentalists won at least a temporary victory yesterday in their bid to prevent logging in a … Continue reading Canadian judge give spotted owl temporary reprieve
WINDSOR, ON, July 19 /CNW/ – Deputy Prime Minister Herb Gray announced today on behalf of Environment Minister David Anderson … Continue reading The government of Canada invests $2.3 million to restore Great Lakes
As negotiators converge on Bonn to discuss rules for implementing the Kyoto Protocol, two reports from WWF, the conservation organization, … Continue reading JAPAN AND EUROPE TO MAKE ECONOMIC GAINS BY RATIFYING KYOTO WITHOUT THE USA
BONN – Environmentalists are urging the world to push ahead with the Kyoto accord even without the United States as … Continue reading Countries urged to back Kyoto accord
OTTAWA – A parliamentary committee met in Ottawa on Tuesday to discuss ways of making drinking water safer for Canadians. … Continue reading Provinces say Ottawa must pay for cleaner drinking water
