Future of Kyoto cash, climate plan still in doubt
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TORONTO — An Ontario government agency that is forecasting electricity shortages and recommends spending billions on new nuclear stations has … Continue reading Clean-air group blasts nuclear proposal
According to a new Mustel Group poll of 500 British Columbians released today, three out of four (75%) of British … Continue reading Three in four British Columbians support a ban on crude oil tanker traffic in BC
An environmental group says Ontario’s power authority has underestimated the costs and risks of the province going more nuclear. The … Continue reading Green group says nuclear cost underestimated
Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC), Canada’s largest outdoor clothing and equipment retailer, has renewed its commitment to the environment by making … Continue reading Green retailer doubles its wind power commitment
What is Web 2.0? thegreenpages is moving towards it (perhaps you can call it thegreenpages 2.0)
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Hearings begin on Wednesday in the Northwest Territories to examine the impact of a proposed natural gas pipeline through the … Continue reading Hearings to begin in Mackenzie Valley pipeline
Public regulatory hearings begin today to examine the impact of the proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline on the environment and people … Continue reading A delicate balance in a delicate place
Everything about the $7.5-billion Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline plan is epic, even the struggle for and against it, reports DAVE … Continue reading MacKenzie Valley Where Pipe Dreams, Fears Collide
The Newfoundland and Labrador government is reviving debate about a 30-year-old proposal to create a wilderness area in western Labrador. … Continue reading Osborne open to Labrador wilderness debate
The Prime Minister’s Office gets thousands of letters and e-mails every day. Thirty-five employees do nothing but sift through the … Continue reading Water exports? Harper should keep taps closed