Labrador…one of nature’s final frontiers
If you are a wilderness lover, or an adventurer of any kind, Labrador should be on your list of “must sees.” Continue reading Labrador…one of nature’s final frontiers
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Labrador…one of nature’s final frontiers
If you are a wilderness lover, or an adventurer of any kind, Labrador should be on your list of “must sees.” Continue reading Labrador…one of nature’s final frontiers
Green groups challenge Lower Churchill project in Federal Court
Project’s environmental assessment is unlawful and must go back to review panel for completion, groups tell Court. Continue reading Green groups challenge Lower Churchill project in Federal Court
The Sandy Point Legacy Project
Nature Conservancy Canada – Sandy Point was at one time the largest settlement on the west coast of Newfoundland, reaching its population peak of 750 residents in the mid-19th century. Continue reading The Sandy Point Legacy Project
NCC protects part of Newfoundland’s famous Cape Spear Peninsula
Eleven acres protected along coastline of top-rated tourist destination in Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue reading NCC protects part of Newfoundland’s famous Cape Spear Peninsula
NCC protects part of Newfoundland’s famous Cape Spear Peninsula
Eleven acres protected along coastline of top-rated tourist destination in Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue reading NCC protects part of Newfoundland’s famous Cape Spear Peninsula
2012 Landscape & Garden Show in St. John’s
The 2012 Landscape and Garden Show will take place April 28-29 at the Jack Byrne Arena in St. John’s, NL. Continue reading 2012 Landscape & Garden Show in St. John’s
Fighting for “polluter pays principle” at Supreme Court
Representing Friends of the Earth before the Supreme Court of Canada, Ecojustice argued that insolvent corporations cannot shift the cost of cleaning up environmental contamination to the taxpayer. Continue reading Fighting for “polluter pays principle” at Supreme Court
Fighting for “polluter pays principle” at Supreme Court
Representing Friends of the Earth before the Supreme Court of Canada, Ecojustice argued that insolvent corporations cannot shift the cost of cleaning up environmental contamination to the taxpayer. Continue reading Fighting for “polluter pays principle” at Supreme Court
News Review (May 24-30) from NLEN
Compiled by: Newfoundland and Labrador Environment Network Provincial Government news releases: Ministerial Statement – 100 Years and Counting – Parks Canada Celebrates Centennial News releases from NL opposition parties: Dunderdale keeps industrial users in the dark about Muskrat Falls rates (NL Liberal Party) In the media: News, Commentary, Letters to the Editor & Podcast Atlantic […] Continue reading News Review (May 24-30) from NLEN