Tuvalu is going 100% renewable and the Maldives are aiming for carbon neutrality so what goals are the big players setting? The United Nations (UN) Summit on Climate Change took place in New York September 22, right before the 64th...

12 noon: Rally at Yonge-Dundas Square - Toronto On April 22, 1970, the environmental movement burst onto the political stage with one of the largest grassroots demonstrations ever seen. Let’s put the activism back into Earth Day with...

Despite the nuclear lobby's promises that the cost over-runs and delays of past would never happen again, the Toronto Star reported this morning that Bruce Power’s attempt at refurbishing and restarting the Bruce A nuclear station...

Steven Harper’s Conservative government has long ignored the science of environmental issues.  Now, this science is being dismissed altogether.  The Prime Minister is eliminating the position of the National Science Advisor ,...

Agriculture is a major cause of global warming.  This is the key finding of “ Cool Farming ” a report published by Greenpeace and authored by Pete Smith, a Nobel Prize winning scientist from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate...

From the Greenpeace Climate Rescue Blog During our action in the tar sands of northern Alberta, Canada last week we were running a Twitter and comment feed on the Stop the Tar Sands landing page - so that...

Ring ring!  On Monday, September 21st leaders around the world are going to be hit with a serious wake-up call as Global Flashmobs spring to action at 12:18pm (local time) in a city or town near you.  The goal - to pressure our...

LOGGING TheStar.com Proceed with caution on boreal promise Premier's pledge to save forest vague on details Jul 19, 2008 04:30 AM Cameron Smith Dalton McGuinty's promise to set aside half...

The Alberta government has a new billion dollar plan all right, but it’s not a climate change plan, it’s a PR plan to attempt to distract Albertans from the real issues facing us today- the main one being the Alberta tar sands. The...