Interesting, but not surprising. Quebec has always been the province that has always taken a no-nonsense, direct approach, especially when it comes to environmental issues. Continue reading Quebec splits with Ottawa on climate change – The Globe and Mail
Green Books is an exciting new initiative of the developing Environmental
Policy Institute (EPI) at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. The project aims to
engage communities in conversations on cutting-edge and highly-acclaimed books
that explore environmental issues impacting the province. Continue reading Green Books
Amy Taylor, Director of Alberta Energy Solutions with the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the announcement … Continue reading Pembina Reacts: Alberta and Canadian Governments Subsidize $865 mil for Carbon Capture Project
A film highlighting the “Our Changing Homelands” conference in Old Crow, Yukon, which focused teaching youth about climate change and its affect on their health. Continue reading “Prepare for Hard Times” – Old Crow Youth Face Climate Change in Yukon’s North
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A film highlighting the “Our Changing Homelands” conference in Old Crow, Yukon, which focused teaching youth about climate change and its affect on their health.
Continue reading “Prepare for Hard Times” – Old Crow Youth Face Climate Change in Yukon’s North
New study reveals substantial, unreported quantities of greenhouse gas emissions from the oil sands in the Boreal Forests of Alberta, … Continue reading Substantial Unreported Emissions from Alberta Oil Sands
Charlottetown – People are invited out for a “Global Wake-Up Call” in Prince Edward Island’s capital city on Monday September 21, at 12:00 noon. The gathering will coincide with other such events in public places all around the world. These flashmob “wake-up call” events are designed to raise awareness and encourage our leaders to take action on climate change. Continue reading PEI’s Global Wake-Up Call
Charlottetown – People are invited out for a “Global Wake-Up Call” in Prince Edward Island’s capital city on Monday September 21, at 12:00 noon. The gathering will coincide with other such events in public places all around the world. These flashmob “wake-up call” events are designed to raise awareness and encourage our leaders to take action on climate change. Continue reading PEI’s Global Wake-Up Call
Edmonton – The Coalition for a Nuclear Free Alberta (CNFA), comprised of a number of Alberta grassroots organizations, recently launched … Continue reading Nuclear Free Alberta’s Green Ribbon campaign
Newly released information confirms that Alberta’s grizzly bear populations are below numbers considered to be sustainable by international standards. The … Continue reading Alberta Grizzly Bears in Trouble
A new partnership between forest conservation groups and the latest web
technology is encouraging many more people to invest in the future of
our native forest. Continue reading Saving our endangered forest by giving it away
Charlottetown – The Environmental Coalition of Prince Edward Island (ECO-PEI) is a community based action group formed in 1988. Their goal is to work in partnership to understand and improve the Island environment. Continue reading ECOPEI – Prince Edward Island’s environmental social network
