CALGARY – The Klein government's made-in-Alberta Kyoto strategy is getting mixed reviews from politicians, the oil industry, and environmentalists. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ky_10182002 Continue reading Albertans rate Klein’s Kyoto alternative
REGINA – People from international aid organizations are in Saskatchewan this week, raising concerns about genetically modified (GM) food. http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=gmfood021018 Continue reading GM foods aren’t as important as good roads: expert
REGINA – A longtime NDP MLA says her government needs to clarify its position on the Kyoto accord. Pat Atkinson … Continue reading Kyoto causes internal gov’t debate
Ottawa, Quebec, Calgary ? The federal government's plan for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol is being attacked on … Continue reading Provinces balk at Ottawa’s Kyoto plan
a global network of public interest non-governmental organizations united in support of a common POPs Elimination Platform. The mission of … Continue reading International POPs Elimination Network (IPEN)
Protecting the wild spaces, wildlife, habitat and waters of southeastern BC now and for the future secures our legacy. http://www.ekes.org/ Continue reading East Kootenay Environmental Society
Alberta unveiled a made-in-Canada approach to the Kyoto accord Thursday which would rely on the province's consumers to help Canada … Continue reading Alberta presents alternative Kyoto plan
EDMONTON – Ralph Klein is giving up his national advertising campaign against the Kyoto Protocol. http://cbc.ca/stories/2002/10/16/kyotoklein021016 Continue reading Klein backs off from anti-Kyoto ad blitz
CALGARY – The environment minister says Canadians should be thinking about the Kyoto Protocol more in terms of the environment … Continue reading Kyoto’s the right thing to do, says environment minister
CALGARY, Alberta – Canadian oil, power and pipeline groups gained little confidence their businesses would not be harmed by the … Continue reading Ottawa yet to calm energy industry over Kyoto
Ottawa – New reports on hunger were released to mark World Food Day Wednesday and they paint a disturbing picture … Continue reading Reports on hunger mark World Food Day
OTTAWA – Environmentalists say a new road planned for Gatineau Park will endanger wildlife and damage the park's fragile ecosystem. … Continue reading Road dangerous to Gatineau wildlife: environmentalists
