Electric Green – News Clips (Jan. 13, 2007)
– Dion wants energy firms that miss emissions targets penalized… CBC – Canada auto union alarmed by tough emissions talk… … Continue reading Electric Green – News Clips (Jan. 13, 2007)
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Green Home Wellness
What does being green mean to you? Green to us is about making healthy and socially responsible choices when it … Continue reading Green Home Wellness
Vol. 9 No. 1 – January 10, 2007
Science Matters
by David Suzuki
Has Prime Minister Harper gone green?
Well, it took Stephen Harper a while, but he finally put Rona Ambrose out of her misery, shuffling her out of the limelight of the environment ministry and replacing her with the smiling face of John Baird.
Dion pitches environmental tax reform in Alberta
Federal Liberal Leader Stephane Dion wants to green up Alberta’s black gooey oil sands sector with tax cuts for companies … Continue reading Dion pitches environmental tax reform in Alberta
Probe cancer incidence at iron ore mine: union
A union representing workers at a Labrador mine is calling for an investigation into a rash of recent cancer diagnoses. Continue reading Probe cancer incidence at iron ore mine: union
Green movement getting a blue-chip hue
Slowly but surely, RICHARD BLACKWELL writes, executives are embracing environmental standards as ‘the right thing to do’.
Green$aver
Green$aver is Toronto’s only independent non-profit corporation, dedicated to environmental home energy efficiency. In addition to performing energy and electricity … Continue reading Green$aver
FoodRoots
FoodRoots is a co-op distributor of local naturally grown produce and foods processed in our region. FoodRoots is the link … Continue reading FoodRoots
Green plan limited, PM warns
Canada will be off Kyoto targets by 50 per cent in 2012, Harper says.
New Brunswick Environment Industry Association
The New Brunswick Environment Industry Association (NBEIA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the growth of environmental business in … Continue reading New Brunswick Environment Industry Association
Canada’s Polar Bear: Falling through the cracks?
Canada is home to more than half of the world’s polar bears. But this iconic species is in danger. Global … Continue reading Canada’s Polar Bear: Falling through the cracks?
The greening of the oil sands
Thursday at lunchtime, it’s 4 Celsius outside Robert Mansell’s office at the University of Calgary, right in line with the balmy January temperatures straight across Canada, from Vancouver to Halifax.