Budget cuts and staff reductions at two provincial government ministries are having a “crippling” effect on the fight to protect … Continue reading Ontario giving polluters free ride

The federal government has joined the crusade against old-style incandescent light bulbs, vowing to phase out power-hungry lighting by 2012. … Continue reading Federal government moves to ban incandescent lights

Mossadiq Umedaly, chairman of power electronics maker Xantrex Technology, talks about huge growth ahead for… Continue reading Newswire: Clean Break – Apr. 23

Twenty-two years ago, with $80,000, John Bishop opened a restaurant Continue reading John Bishop’s our first Green Giant

Green Kiss This Earth Day, why not spread a little love? Ryan Kennedy will steam up your world with The Green Kiss and other hot ideas. Meanwhile, our brand new editor’s blog has launched into cyberspace. Browse our latest posts, and leave your comments behind. In case that’s not enough to satisfy your green-tooth, the first installment of our Living Classics review column asks if An Inconvenient Truth is any match for Silent Spring. And, in an exclusive online offering, Michael M’Gonigle explores the role that middle institutons can play in sustainable development.

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The April 2007 issue of Outside Magazine has a number of feature articles worth mentioning.
# The Green Issue: Enviro All-Stars
# Arnold Schwarzenegger
# The World Water Crisis
# The China Question
# Green Building

Continue reading “Outside Magazine, April 2007 – The Green Issue”

While many teens consider the environment to be a top concern, many say it’s too difficult to actually be eco-conscious, … Continue reading Eco-minded green teens in minority, survey suggests

MacMurray Whale of Cormark Securities Inc. provides an update on alternative energy stocks in Canada,… Continue reading Newswire: Clean Break – Apr. 9