SASKATOON – A University of Saskatchewan professor is getting $500,000 to study the economic impact of lowering greenhouse emissions on … Continue reading New study aimed at Kyoto policies for farmers

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Pesticide study not needed – Earth Action

WINNIPEG – The province intends to bring in legislation that would introduce Manitobans to cleaner burning, ethanol-blended gasoline. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=mb_ethanol20031121 Continue reading Province proceeds with plans to use ethanol in gasoline

FREDERICTON Continue reading Study finds pollution hurting coastal waters

HALIFAX Continue reading ‘Passive acoustics’ may aid endangered whale

WINNIPEG – Research scientists say fires, insects and disease are just some of the effects of climate change that could … Continue reading Northern forests threatened by global warming

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Continue reading BC Government opens parks to resorts and oil and gas development

WINNIPEG – Agriculture Canada invested nearly $2.5 million in genetically modified wheat and stands to make money if it approves … Continue reading Federal government invested in GM wheat

DETROIT ? The world's first commercially mass-produced hybrid car has claimed the honor of 2004 Car of the Year from … Continue reading Toyota Prius wins 2004 Car of the Year award

Forget about hydrogen fuel cells, wind power, nuclear reactors and even global warming. The real energy crisis is that worldwide … Continue reading Energy crisis looms, experts warn

OTTAWA, Nov. 18 /CNW/ – The Government of Canada confirmed yesterday its support for the objective of the Cartagena Protocol … Continue reading Canada’s Position on the Ratification of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety