BONN, Germany, July 21 /CNW/ – Greenpeace Canada has learned climate change talks in Bonn are making progress, with a … Continue reading Climate talks make progress in Bonn, Greenpeace learns

GENOA – Canada told Japan yesterday it remains committed to the Kyoto treaty on greenhouse gases, but wants three crucial … Continue reading Canada seeks key changes to Kyoto pact – Carbon-absorbing trees: Encourage shift from coal to natural gas, Chr?tien says

GENOA, Italy – Canada intends to host next year's Group of Eight summit despite anti-globalization demonstrations that left one protester … Continue reading G8: ‘This one could be the last’

SASKATOON – Biotech giant Monsanto is going after more farmers in Saskatchewan for illegally growing its genetically engineered canola seeds. … Continue reading Monsanto targets more Saskatchewan farmers

MONTREAL – Most serious pollution still comes from coal and oil-burning operations in the United States and Canada, according to … Continue reading Ontario Canada’s worst air polluter

MONTREAL – Most serious pollution still comes from coal and oil-burning operations in the United States and Canada, according to … Continue reading Ontario Canada's worst air polluter

MONTREAL – Most serious pollution still comes from coal and oil-burning operations in the United States and Canada, according to … Continue reading Ontario Canada’s worst air polluter

BANFF – The violence at this week's Group of Eight summit in Genoa, Italy, is prompting the Canadian government to … Continue reading Banff, Whistler wary about potentially hosting G-8 summit

OAK HAMMOCK MARSH, MB, July 20 /CNW/ – On Saturday, July 21, Ducks Unlimited (DU) and an international wetland conservation … Continue reading Ducks Unlimited Increases Role in Global Wetland Conservation

TORONTO – Frying eggs got a whole lot easier when Teflon was invented in the late 1930s, but Canadian researchers … Continue reading Teflon frying pans release host of chemicals – study

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The battle over grizzly bears in British Columbia has been rejoined, with environmentalists angry over a … Continue reading Battle renewed over Canadian grizzly bear hunt

LYNN LAKE, MANITOBA – The Manitoba government will spend $1 million over the next four years to study environmental health … Continue reading Manitoba promises money for mine cleanup assessment