Stewardship Ontario introduces Do What You Can DropOff Program TORONTO–Stewardship Ontario, the industry organization responsible for the Blue Box program … Continue reading Industry Makes it Easier for Ontarians to Recycle their Household Hazardous Waste
Sure, you can drop your plastic and glass bottles in the big blue recycling sea-can located in downtown Iqaluit, but it’s just going to end up in the landfill anyway. That could change if a pilot recycling project by the Government of Nunavut gets rolling. Read the article, Nunatsiaq News 2007-04-27 Related articles Nunavut to study landfill […] Continue reading Nunavut could resurrect city recycling
Provincial and federal officials were expected to release a long-awaited cleanup plan Sunday for one of Canada’s most contaminated sites, … Continue reading Governments set to announce tar ponds cleanup plan
Image by palestrina55 via Flickr The lack of an appropriate spill plan for five million litres of diesel fuel stored … Continue reading Baker Lake fuel storage worries environment department
Wattwize is a student-driven energy conservation program for Ontario schools.
Many Canadians buy bottled water because they consider it better than tap water, but an environmental group says the water-bottling … Continue reading Bottled-water safety rules are inadequate, Ottawa told
Bottled water has never gone down smoothly with many environmentalists, who view it as an extravagantly wasteful way of quenching … Continue reading The religious war on bottled water
Toronto council is holding an emergency meeting today on a contingency plan to handle the city’s garbage and sewage sludge … Continue reading City calls emergency meeting to talk trash
The Raven Recycling Society is the Yukon’s premier recycling facility, serving not only the general public and businesses within Whitehorse but also providing processing facilities for all Yukon communities. Continue reading Raven Recycling aims to make the Yukon a Zero Waste society!
A deal to secure peace with Michigan over unwanted shipments of Ontario’s household trash means citizens Continue reading Where will our garbage go?
Halton Region plans to build a plant that potentially could take 70 per cent of the GTA’s garbage and turn … Continue reading Halton eyes T.O.’s trash
