explores how good design can be a catalyst for creating meaningful places. http://www.places-journal.org/ Continue reading Places

Providing solutions to Ontario's solid waste management problems requires teamwork and partnership. The Rail Cycle North consortium combines the resources … Continue reading Rail Cycle North

The Alberta Conservatives took more shots at the federal government's Kyoto ratification plan Wednesday and this time they got some … Continue reading Clark and Taylor see eye to eye on Kyoto

SASKATOON – The Kyoto Protocol has forced environmental issues back into the spotlight. Emissions from both industry and the private … Continue reading Kyoto inspires grass-roots emissions testing

Pemberton – 40 Pemberton area vacation homes have lost their water supply after an excavator dumped diesel into a remote … Continue reading Diesel spill pollutes creek

Author of Environment, Scarcity, and Violence, Ecoviolence: Links among Environment, Population, and Security, and The Ingenuity Gap. Recipient of the … Continue reading Thomas Homer-Dixon

Ingenuity Canada is a forum to promote constructive ideas from citizens to government, creating new opportunities for participatory democracy. http://www.ingenuitycanada.com/ Continue reading Ingenuity Canada: Finding New and Better Ways of Doing things

It had been a while since the government biologist had made his way to the protected Sand Pond national wildlife … Continue reading ATVs rev through nature preserve

The fall session of the Ontario legislature began today with the re-introduction of legislation that would force all consumers to … Continue reading Ontarians may pay full cost of water

The federal government is poised to spend more than $1 billion to cut greenhouse gas emissions, under a range of … Continue reading First Kyoto measures to cost $1 billion

Environment Canada's needs to spend at least $35-million to support Canada's protected wildlife areas and migratory bird sanctuaries, says the … Continue reading Protected areas crumbling, report says

Edmonton ? The Kyoto Protocol could cost Canada 200,000 jobs and as much as $16.5-billion in lost economic growth, according … Continue reading Ottawa pegs Kyoto job risk at 200,000