World leaders revived hopes for a long-term United Nations deal to fight climate change on Thursday but experts branded their … Continue reading Climate experts slam G8 deal on emissions

The United States said Wednesday that it opposes setting firm targets for greenhouse gas cuts at the G8 summit but … Continue reading U.S. opposes fixing greenhouse gas cuts at G8

The Green Party is calling for carbon taxes that would increase gasoline prices by at least 12 cents per litre … Continue reading May calls for carbon tax

CPAWS and Mountain Equipment Co-op have teamed up to create The Big Wild website. We are piloting the site in … Continue reading Big Wild

Philip Jessup, executive director of the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, talks about plug-in hybrids, hybrid taxis… Continue reading Newswire: Clean Break – May 28 (Correction)

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Each of the five new bumbling builders – nominated by a friend, colleague or family member – is charged with … Continue reading Eco Sheds on Canada’s Worst Handyman 2

Back in March, I was fortunate to be invited to speak at a Net Zero home forum in Ottawa. Organized … Continue reading Light House Sustainable Building Centre blogs: Net Zero Home Coalition: Light House goes to Ottawa

Philip Jessup, executive director of the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, talks about plug-in hybrids, hybrid taxis… Continue reading Newswire: Clean Break – May 28

The Certified Organic Associations of BC (COABC) is the only government-approved body responsible for overseeing the BC Certified Organic Program. … Continue reading Certified Organic Associations of British Columbia

Chickens feathers and slugs have given way to pumice and curved walls. As May comes to a close who would … Continue reading Light House Sustainable Building Centre blogs: Gleefully Dirty – Eco-Sense May 2007 update!