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OTTAWA, July 10 /CNW/ – Greenpeace Canada and World Wildlife Fund today released a poll showing massive opposition to Canada … Continue reading Poll to Liberals: Choose Kyoto Protocol, Not Bush

LONDON – Scientists say relying on trees and vegetation to act as carbon "sinks," to absorb carbon dioxide, will do … Continue reading Carbon sinks not the answer to global warming – study

BRAZZAVILLE, REPUBLIC OF CONGO – A rain forest in the Republic of Congo, described by scientists as the most pristine … Continue reading Logging company gives land for rain forest preserve

BAKER LAKE, NUNAVUT – The hamlet of Baker Lake in Nunavut, has declared a temporary state of emergency because of … Continue reading Nunavut community declares grizzly emergency

SYDNEY – People living near the Sydney tar ponds want the government to pay their property taxes. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/07/09/sydney_tax010709 Continue reading Tar ponds neighbours begin tax revolt

TORONTO, 3:44 p.m. EDT June 11, 2001 — In an effort to keep cars off Canada's highways, Ottawa intends to … Continue reading Via Rail To Add Commuter Trains To Fall Schedule

TORONTO ? The Government of Canada is taking strong steps to clean urban air by curbing the growing emissions from … Continue reading Government of Canada Targets Largest Source of Greenhouse Gas Emissions ? Transportation

Toronto, Ontario – June 11, 2001 – A Memorandum of Understanding on the control of emissions from passengers cars and … Continue reading Environment Canada and Automakers Agree on the Introduction of Cleaner Vehicles in Canada

ST. JOHN'S – A new study says taxpayers have propped up the sealing industry with $20 million in subsidies since … Continue reading Seal hunt subsidized $20 million: report

WALKERTON, ONT. – The Ontario minister of health told the environment minister the province's water regulations were inadequate three years … Continue reading Province warned water regulations inadequate in 1997

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Canada said on Friday it will protect an unusual formation of underwater vents in the Pacific … Continue reading Canada to protect unusual hot vents off Pacific coast