VANCOUVER, April 2 /CNW/ – The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, today officially launched a new tool for … Continue reading A New Community Resource to Report on Pollutant Releases

VANCOUVER – Marking another milestone on the road to a new energy era powered by hydrogen, the Government of Canada … Continue reading Government of Canada Gears Up to Put Fuel-Cell Technologies on the Road

OTTAWA, ON, April 2 /CNW/ – The Honourable Serge Marcil, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of the Environment with special … Continue reading Parks Canada and Canadian Nature Federation Launch Joint Initiative

OTTAWA (March 08, 2004) Continue reading National Conservation Group Applauds Newfoundland and Labrador for Highway Decision

Winnipeg, Manitoba, March 19, 2004 — The Honourable Gary Doer, Premier of Manitoba, along with the Honourable David Anderson, Minister … Continue reading Canada And Manitoba Launch Public Consultations For The Creation Of A National Park In Manitoba

Continue reading The Government Of Canada Announces A Feasibility Study On The Creation Of A National Marine Conservation Area In The Magdalen Islands

BURNABY, British Columbia, April 1, 2004 ? The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, on behalf of the Honourable … Continue reading Government of Canada Supports the Development of Green Energy Technologies

This site provides a wealth of information about energy efficiency from Quebec. The information offered is mainly in French, but … Continue reading Agence de l’efficacit

Prime Minister Paul Martin and his Liberals laid out an agenda for Canada Monday, saying the government is dedicated to … Continue reading Throne Speech preaches renewal

Sarnia, Ont. — About 150,000 litres of highly volatile chemical solvents leaked from an Imperial Oil plant into the St. … Continue reading Major solvent spill taints St. Clair River

NEW WATERFORD, N.S. – An expert in environmental health says she cannot explain why workers at a small community hospital … Continue reading Investigation says hospital building isn’t to blame for health problems

KINGSTON, ONT. – The hunting practices of prehistoric Inuit whalers dramatically changed an Arctic pond ecosystem, long before European settlers … Continue reading Inuit changed Arctic ecosystem long before Europeans: study