Dalhousie University student looks to industrial sector technology for ways to make air-conditioning systems in residential areas more energy efficient. Continue reading Air conditioning proposal cools environmental concerns
Read about the progress of Burnside’s Engineered Wetland Project in an article by Dalhousie Master of Environmental Studies student Cat … Continue reading Burnside’s Engineered Wetland Project
The Environmental Studies program began its third year at UPEI in the Fall of 2003, and interest in the program … Continue reading UPEI students enjoy environmental work
From bees to blueberries to West Nile mosquitoes, a wide variety of research projects are being undertaken this summer by … Continue reading Summer a Busy Research Time for UPEI Students
GATINEAU, June 10, 2005 – The Honourable St Continue reading The Honourable St
A group of graduate students in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) have a chance to put their work and their program … Continue reading Geography students critique Indian dam project
While humidification is of less concern in Canada than heating or air conditioning, it is still an area where significant … Continue reading Humidification Technology in an Energy Efficiency Context
Modelled after car rental agencies, Concordia University student’s idea for sharing vehicles would ease strain on our infrastructure while reducing … Continue reading On the road to more efficient transportation
On Tuesday Oct. 19, Concordia will have its first Energy Action Day, to promote awareness of environmental issues. There will … Continue reading Environment groups charged for Energy Action Day
By helping to redesign a northern Saskatchewan building’s heating and ventilation system, University of Saskatchewan students are saving energy while … Continue reading Workers in northern Saskatchewan feeling the heat
Charles Hopkins, holder of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) chair at York University, will be on … Continue reading A Sustainable Planet
University of Saskatchewan toxicologist Lalita Bharadwaj and two other Saskatchewan researchers have been awarded $185,000 to study the effects of … Continue reading Study into Effects of Landfill Practices on Environmental Health in SK First Nations Communities
