Best-selling author urges Harper to meet Kyoto
The author of an explosive new book on climate change traveled to Ottawa today to deliver an urgent plea to … Continue reading Best-selling author urges Harper to meet Kyoto
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New report shows tens of thousands of species around the world at risk of extinction from climate change
(Toronto: April 19, 2006) – Climate change will cause an unprecedented extinction of tens of thousands of species around the … Continue reading New report shows tens of thousands of species around the world at risk of extinction from climate change
Conservation groups hopeful habitat conditions for endangered mainland moose will be improved
Halifax — Conservation groups are anticipating that the soon-to-be released Recovery Plan for Nova Scotia Continue reading Conservation groups hopeful habitat conditions for endangered mainland moose will be improved
Acid-rain style diplomacy needed to prevent looming May Day water crisis
OTTAWA ? Friends of the Earth Canada and Sierra Legal Defence Fund are calling on Canada?s Conservative government to ramp … Continue reading Acid-rain style diplomacy needed to prevent looming May Day water crisis
Gemtec found guilty of polluting river
The company hired to close Moncton’s city dump in the 1990s has been found guilty of violating the federal Fisheries … Continue reading Gemtec found guilty of polluting river
Glenmore Trail parkland will stay green, Calgary decides
People who live near one of Calgary’s biggest construction projects are applauding a city decision to keep a green space … Continue reading Glenmore Trail parkland will stay green, Calgary decides
Flying on empty
In his letter to the Globe and Mail, Christian Schoof, research associate in glaciology, UBC Department of Earth and Ocean … Continue reading Flying on empty
How two million dead salmon spawned an ardent debate
VANCOUVER — When gravel mining on the Fraser River jumped into the headlines last week, with a report concluding that … Continue reading How two million dead salmon spawned an ardent debate
First Nations welcome rainforest opportunities
First Nations will be allowed to open fishing lodges and eco-tourism operations in the newly protected areas along B.C.’s North … Continue reading First Nations welcome rainforest opportunities
Endangered owls ready to take flight in B.C.
About 100 burrowing owls will take wing in the skies over British Columbia’s Nicola Valley on Saturday as part of … Continue reading Endangered owls ready to take flight in B.C.
Major project launched on moraine to encourage landowner conservation
(King City, April 3, 2006) A major new landowner information project, created by 23 conservation and environmental organizations working together … Continue reading Major project launched on moraine to encourage landowner conservation