July 05, 2011Canada and the European Union have reached an historic agreement to recognize each other's organic standards and laws, after nearly four years of formal negotiation.
July 01, 2011British Columbians support carbon taxes and are confident that taking action to reduce greenhouse gas pollution will help grow, or have little or no impact on, the provincial economy according to a new poll released today by the Pembina Institute.
June 30, 2011British Columbia has become the first carbon neutral senior government in North America, an achievement that puts B.C. on the leading edge of climate action and the new green economy.
June 30, 2011EU officials believe that a global deal to cut maritime carbon emissions is currently unachievable and are instead talking up an initiative by the Bahamas to regulate the world's shipping fleets as an alternative.
June 29, 2011Many companies often are surprised to discover they can be considered a hazardous waste generator if it uses, produces or stores anything from oil-based paint to hydrofluoric acid.
June 29, 2011Environment Minister Peter Kent has announced the Government is moving ahead with the 2 percent renewable content requirement in diesel fuel and heating oil. The biodiesel requirement comes into effect on July 1st
June 24, 2011Companies have to courageously embrace the clean revolution but political leaders have to be ambitious enough to allow the economic certainty to invest in the technologies of tomorrow
June 22, 2011A Council of environment ministers from Canada, Mexico and the United States concluded meetings today in Montreal and launched a comprehensive set of initiatives designed to conserve, protect and enhance the North American environment.
June 15, 2011Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner says the province’s energy regulator is putting up barriers to increased energy conservation. This is just one of the conclusions from his Annual Energy Conservation Progress Report – 2010 Managing a Complex Energy System
June 15, 2011Ontario's Environmental Commissioner says the Ontario Clean Energy Benefit (OCEB) is a perverse incentive that could endanger the energy conservation savings the government is hoping to achieve.
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