This website was created by researchers in the College of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan for the purpose of … Continue reading Organic Information Website – University of Saskatchewan

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. ? The Terra Nova oil spill on the Grand Banks off Newfoundland happened at the worst possible … Continue reading Scientists say oil spill could hurt seabirds

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. Continue reading Second oil spill this week shuts down Nfld rig

MOSCOW – Russia's upper house of parliament on Wednesday ratified the Kyoto Protocol, sending it to President Vladimir Putin for … Continue reading Russia’s parliament ratifies Kyoto

TORONTO, Nov. 24 /CNW/ – Eighty-seven per cent of Canadian voters support the use of green power as a source … Continue reading New poll confirms Canadians want Green Power

Wasn't the Kyoto Protocol conceived to help wean the world off of fossil fuels? Didn't Canada ratify it back in … Continue reading Subverting Kyoto

Oil pollution-control companies in B.C. are poised to participate in a multibillion- dollar bonanza if an existing moratorium on offshore … Continue reading Oil cleanup firms primed for offcoast action

Demand for green-power projects must increase before they can make a difference in protecting the environment, say industry insiders and … Continue reading Demand seen as root of green-power growth

TORONTO, Oct. 25 /CNW/ – Pollution Probe today released a long-term Green Power Vision and Strategy for Canada to accelerate … Continue reading Green power for Canada

REYKJAVIK, Iceland – The Arctic Council's eight member nations have averted a political crisis by reaching a deal on policy … Continue reading Marathon session ends with climate change consensus

Halifax ? Up to two million new species could be discovered by the end of the decade as an international … Continue reading Scientists attempt census of ocean life