UNEP Hosts Intergovernmental Negotiations On Strengthening Science for Policy on Biodiversity & Ecosystems Press release from the United Nations Environment … Continue reading UNEP Intergovernmental Negotiations: Policy on Biodiversity & Ecosystems
The campaign to stop the expansion of the Alberta tar sands has escalated. Greenpeace has taken action to block Suncor … Continue reading Video: Greenpeace blocks Suncor Conveyor Belt
PRINCE GEORGE, September 15, 2009 – On Monday, September 14 Prince George’s Council sent a clear message in support of … Continue reading Prince George Council approves bold new vision for downtown
September 15, 2009 — Dan Woynillowicz, spokesperson for the Pembina Institute, made the following statements in response to Shell’s media … Continue reading Pembina Reacts: Shell Press Release Misleading
Message to Obama and Harper: Climate Leaders Don’t Buy Tar Sands Press Release by Greenpeace Canada: Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada … Continue reading Greenpeace Blocks Giant Tar Sands Mining Operation
Court Ruling means Department of Fisheries and Oceans must Overhaul Recovery Plans September 10, 2009 (Vancouver, BC) – A precedent-setting … Continue reading Legal Victory for Endangered Species across Canada
The following report is now available free at the VTPI website (http://www.vtpi.org/sgcp.pdf ). Summary Smart growth consists of more compact, … Continue reading Where We Want To Be: Home Location Preferences And Their Implications For Smart Growth
By Sandra Garcia Photos courtesy of Falcon Concentrators The gold mining sector counts for about 30% of the world’s gold … Continue reading BC’s “iCON” technology benefits gold miners worldwide
Media Release by Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR): Toronto, ON – Leading Canadian companies are calling for world leaders … Continue reading Call for Global Climate Change Deal: Leading Cdn Companies
Judge rules ERCB not required to review Shell’s failure to follow through on pollution limits. News Release by Ecojustice and … Continue reading Alberta Oil Sands Review Process Broken
Alberta’s Premier Ed Stelmach claims that when it comes to bringing more and bigger oil tankers to BC’s coast, the … Continue reading Whose Coast is it Anyway?
“The Fraser River’s sockeye salmon are in trouble. And when the salmon are in trouble, we’re all in trouble. ” … Continue reading Uncovering the Mystery of B.C.’s Disappearing Sockeye
