Martin gov’t won’t dump nuke waste in North: MP
IQALUIT – Nunavut MP Nancy Karetak-Lindell says she's against the dumping of nuclear waste in the Arctic, and says it's … Continue reading Martin gov’t won’t dump nuke waste in North: MP
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Alaska’s tundra now releasing carbon dioxide
WHITEHORSE – Scientists say they've found evidence the North has now become a source of atmosphere-warming carbon dioxide. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=global-warming-tundra-11122004 Continue reading Alaska’s tundra now releasing carbon dioxide
Federal Government
Today the federal government announced $9 million of funding over five years to protect important ecological and cultural lands in … Continue reading Federal Government
Gov’t mum on Kyoto as Yukon climate warms
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon government is refusing to take a public stand on the Kyoto Protocol Continue reading Gov’t mum on Kyoto as Yukon climate warms
Environment investigating home oil spills
DFO considers bridge research
Province doubles up wine generating capacity
CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI — With eight new wind turbines up and operating at the North Cape Wind Farm, Prince Edward Island … Continue reading Province doubles up wine generating capacity
Study cautions consumers about farmed salmon
SAINT JOHN, N.B. Continue reading Study cautions consumers about farmed salmon
Preservation group fights time and tide
Cross-tundra tour to raise global warming awareness
YELLOWKNIFE – An American-led dogsled team heading on a six-month journey through the Arctic left Yellowknife Wednesday morning. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=dec31transect3112003 Continue reading Cross-tundra tour to raise global warming awareness
Nuns open duck pond
CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Nuns open duck pond
New rules for municipal wells
CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading New rules for municipal wells