Victoria, BC – A report released today by Pollution Probe and the Pembina Institute shows that British Columbia can and must do more to meet its future electricity needs without compromising health and the environment.
Continue reading “BC’s Wealth of Low-impact, Healthy Electricity Options”
The Star recently had the opportunity to speak with Lovins at his office in Snowmass, Colorado.
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The Pembina Institute congratulates the Alberta government for its recent announcement to commit $239 million over the next five years to strengthen and expand the province’s bioenergy sector.
Continue reading “Alberta Announces Boost for Bioenergy but More Action Required”
A new report by conservationists says Canadians rank fourth in the world in their consumption of the Earth’s resources.
Continue reading “Canadians leave heavy ecological footprint: WWF”
A majority of Canadians say they would be willing to pay a new user tax on their consumption of energy to help fund federal programs aimed at reducing greenhouse gases.
Continue reading “Canadians warm to tax on energy use, Globe-CTV poll says”
Electricity consumers will jump at the opportunity to shave a few dollars off their hydro bills by using less power, … Continue reading Hydro conservation pilot project called a model for others
The much-touted potential for Canada’s oil sands to offset projected declines in North American oil production remains highly questionable because … Continue reading Nuclear power pushed for oil sands production
The Yukon Conservation Society (YCS) educates, advocates and conducts research on Yukon environmental issues, and has been doing so since 1968. Continue reading YCS asks you to Take Action
A deal to secure peace with Michigan over unwanted shipments of Ontario’s household trash means citizens Continue reading Where will our garbage go?
This is a promising first step, and we hope that the federal government will follow their lead. If no one … Continue reading Newfoundland and Inuit governments congratulated for taking action on polar bears
An in-depth study of the salmon fisheries of British Columbia Continue reading Nass Salmon Fishery Gets Top Marks
