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In February of 2006, British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell and First Nations announced the Great Bear Rainforest agreements - a historic conservation plan for the Great Bear Rainforest, to take full effect in March of 2009. Today, the...
Exactly two years before the opening of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, a new spotlight is being shone on the Games’ environmental footprint.
GE Free Day - March 11, 2008
In this Issue: Forestry in BC: Business as Usual, Forest Practices Code, Who's Good, Between the Covers? Wind Generation and Benchmarks.
The magnificent, rare Clayoquot Sound is one of the most famous forests in the world. More than a decade ago, the fight to save Clayoquot Sound inspired global interest in the area, making it known the world over. Clayoquot is again under threat.
Exactly two years before the opening of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, a new spotlight is being shone on the Games’ environmental footprint. The website, GoodWoodWatch.ca, was launched today to ensure environmentally and socially responsible...
Sometimes independent bodies mandated to monitor the government have the courage to tell the truth. Today is one of those days. The Auditor General of British Columbia released an audit of biodiversity in B.C. , essentially a report...
For the past few years, the best kept secret in Vancouver is that crude oil tanker traffic, once a rarity in Vancouver’s harbour, has increased dramatically with more than one oil tanker a week leaving our narrow harbour. The oil...
I just returned from a press conference where 61 First Nations announced a tribal declaration : “We will not allow the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines, or similar Tar Sands projects, to cross our lands, territories...
Thursday, May 8, Victoria: The day after GE Labelling Bill C-517 was defeated in the House of Commons in Ottawa, Greenpeace delivered a petitio n to the BC legislature with over 22,200 signatures asking for the province to label GE...
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