Breathing new life into water
Scientists probing solution to lack of oxygen due to phosphates ON LAKE WINNIPEG — Looking at the water and waves, … Continue reading Breathing new life into water
Scientists probing solution to lack of oxygen due to phosphates ON LAKE WINNIPEG — Looking at the water and waves, … Continue reading Breathing new life into water
Project Urban Rain Garden is the community action project of Today’s Stewards for Tomorrow, a Leadership Victoria team. As participants … Continue reading Project Urban Rain Garden
Darron Kloster, Times Colonist Published: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 Harbour Air Ltd. has charted a historical course with plans to become … Continue reading Harbour Air buying credits to go carbon neutral
Can performance gear be designed using more sustainable materials? We certainly think so. Incorporating social and environmental responsibility into our … Continue reading Product Sustainability Program
Introducing a new technology is not a neutral act–it is profoundly revolutionary. If you present a technology to the world … Continue reading WorldChanging Canada: Technology is Legislation
Serious budget problems at Environment Canada are threatening wildlife programs and services within the federal department, freezing allotted money for … Continue reading Environment Canada budget cuts threaten wildlife programs
Sustainable Concordia is a student-based organization that has worked hard to bring their university community towards a more sensible footprint … Continue reading WorldChanging Canada: Blueprints for Change: A Sustainability Festival
By JAMES GRAFF – Time Magazine At the end of August, a wisp of flame suddenly appeared in the Arctic … Continue reading Fight for the Top of the World
The E-Update – September 17, 2007
The Newfoundland and Labrador Environment Network
A Network of more than 30 Member Groups
Many Voices for the Environment
Coming Soon Continue reading Our new look
A new fund being touted as the first of its kind in Canada will be launched tomorrow to support the development of small community-based renewable energy projects.
The Community Power Fund, a $3 million grant program, said it will immediately begin accepting applications from farmers, community co-operatives and native groups looking to deploy wind, solar, small-scale hydroelectric, biogas and geothermal technologies locally.
“We look forward to receiving some robust proposals,” said Deborah Doncaster, executive director of the fund and former head of the Ontario Sustainable Energy Association.
By Worldchanging executive editor Alex Steffen. Here’s a great interview with Worldchanging Canada blogger (and SF writer) Karl Schroeder: EcoGeek: … Continue reading WorldChanging Canada: Karl Schroeder – Eco-Geek of the Week