The U.S. has sought one set of objectives on climate change — developing country commitments — while at the same … Continue reading Should the United States ask the developing world to do more to fight global climate change?
WALKERTON, ONT. – The inquiry into the contaminated water tragedy in Walkerton, Ont., will hear from some of its highest … Continue reading Premier, ministers to testify at Walkerton inquiry this week
NEW YORK – The United Nations has concluded the AIDS pandemic is as much a threat to world security as … Continue reading UN to deal with AIDS as a threat to global security
EDMONTON – A U.S. company's search for oil in Alberta has left a criss-cross pattern of severed trees on traditional … Continue reading Search for oil marks Alta. hunting grounds
CHARLOTTETOWN – Residents of Charlottetown were told Sunday that their tap water is safe to drink after tests for coliform … Continue reading Charlottetown’s E. coli water scare ends
The Walkerton crisis brought the problem of manure in streams to urgent attention. Now, a cow-watching Ontario scientist says we've … Continue reading Cattle battle
VANCOUVER, June 20 /CNW/ – The Supreme Court of B.C. has ordered a temporary halt to logging activity in a … Continue reading Ruling gives temporary reprieve to spotted owls threatened by logging
TORONTO, June 19 /CNW/ – Mayor Mel Lastman and Councillor Betty Disero, co-chairs of the City of Toronto's Solid Waste … Continue reading New system will divert 60 per cent of Toronto’s solid waste resources from landfill by 2006
TORONTO, June 19 /CNW/ – Mayor Mel Lastman and Councillor Betty Disero, co-chairs of the City of Toronto's Solid Waste … Continue reading New system will divert 60 per cent of Toronto's solid waste resources from landfill by 2006
NIAGARA FALLS, NY, June 18 /CNW/ – Mike Harris, Ontario's Premier, signed the 2001 Charter Annex today at the Council … Continue reading Harris works to protect the environment and build stronger trade ties with Great Lakes States
Effective immediately, emission standards for all new developments or expansion of coal-fired power plants in Alberta are changing to lower … Continue reading Tougher emission standards set for new coal-fired power plants
CHARLOTTETOWN – Officials in Charlottetown think they may know the source of contamination in the city's water supply. It will … Continue reading Charlottetown residents must boil water for the weekend
