Inuit leader nominated for Nobel
An environmental activist in Nunavut has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize along with former U.S. vice-president Al Gore. … Continue reading Inuit leader nominated for Nobel
An environmental activist in Nunavut has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize along with former U.S. vice-president Al Gore. … Continue reading Inuit leader nominated for Nobel
With UN poised to blame global warming on fossil fuels, firm posts $40-billion profit.
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Simply by signing up for free recipe e-mails, internet users anywhere in the world can send 23 kilograms of fresh … Continue reading Click of the mouse sends free veggies to food bank
RiverWatch The RiverWatch mission is to enable all Grade 9 science students in Calgary and Edmonton to participate in this … Continue reading Alberta RiverWatch
The Canadian Renewable Fuels Association created some great tv advertisements. They are posted on YouTube.com. Bio Who? On the Hill … Continue reading Bio Who? and On the Hill
– Canada can get rich by going green Dion says… CBC – US Canada weigh Great Lakes cleanup… CBS – … Continue reading ElectricGreen News Clips – Jan. 20, 2007
– Dion wants energy firms that miss emissions targets penalized…
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– Canada auto union alarmed by tough emissions talk…
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– Public wants more dollars for environment: environmental commissioner…
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– Environment group slams e-mail gaffe…CBC
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Canada’s New Government has launched a $300-million ecoENERGY Efficiency Initiative. At the Metro Home Show in Toronto today, the Honourable Gary Lunn, Minister of Natural Resources, unveiled his Government’s plan to promote smarter energy use and reduce the amount of harmful emissions that affect the health of Canadians.
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LifeWithoutPlastic (LWP) was born when our son arrived in this world. For him, we sought non-fragile alternatives to plastic for his bottles, cups and dishes. A primal instinct of any young child is to experience life through the mouth – taste and texture. Our son was no different, and the thought of him regularly sucking on plastic made us cringe.
The federal government will invest $230 million over four years in developing clean energy technologies in Canada, Natural Resources Minister … Continue reading Ottawa to spend $230M on clean energy technology
The Polar Artists Group (PAG) is a not-for-profit, International society of polar artists dedicated to promoting awareness of the polar … Continue reading Linking Artists and Polar Scientists
Rising power prices, the need to build more electricity generation and serious concerns for the environment are creating huge investment … Continue reading Clean energy looks lucrative: Study