NEW YORK – The Canadian province of New Brunswick on Thursday conditionally approved NB Power's proposed C$750 million refurbishment of … Continue reading New Brunswick okays C$750 mln power plant project
WINNIPEG, Manitoba – Saskatchewan will become Canada's largest ethanol producer with three 80-million liter (17.6 million gallon) plants built by … Continue reading Canadian Prairies to get three new ethanol plants
An American environmental group is worried a construction project in Banff National Park will jeopardize the area's grizzly bear population. … Continue reading American environmentalists call for end to Banff development
EDMONTON, ALBERTA – A crop specialist says farmers should get their feed tested for toxins before giving it to animals. … Continue reading Farmers warned of possible toxins in feed
DETROIT – Republican and Democrats may be divided on many issues in the United States. But in Michigan they appear … Continue reading Michigan may ban Toronto trash exports
WASHINGTON D.C., Dec. 10 /CNW/ – Today's decision by Canada to ratify the Kyoto Protocol shows that North American countries … Continue reading Canadian ratification of Kyoto Protocol poses new challenge to Bush administration
The long-awaited conclusion to a chapter in Canada's role in the Kyoto protocol came Tuesday when the House of Commons … Continue reading Kyoto protocol ratified
With a vote on the ratification of Kyoto almost certain to pass without difficulty later Tuesday, the focus now shifts … Continue reading Focus shifts to Kyoto implementation plan
OTTAWA, May 10, 2004 ? The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, today announced draft regulations to help reduce … Continue reading Regulations Proposed to Ensure Cleaner Air from Off-Road Construction and Farming Equipment
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Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien spent the weekend at home in Shawinigan working on the Kyoto file himself, Nova Scotia Premier … Continue reading PM gets personal with Kyoto
The tug-of-war over Canadian ratification of the Kyoto Protocol continues. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/front/RTGAM/20021113/wkyot1113_2/Front/homeBN/breakingnews Continue reading Climate experts call for Kyoto delay
