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grass briefcase corporate sustainability A\J AlternativesJournal.ca
Green rankings and public scrutiny are amongst the many ways that consumers can help companies move towards sustainability.
nuclear hot spots map great lakes A\J AlternativesJournal.ca
Great Lakes nuclear facilities data updated for the first time in 16 years.
Asian Carp A\J AlternativesJournal.ca
Grass carp found in Grand River confirmed sterile.
Justin Trudeau A\J AlternativesJournal.ca
Will the new Liberal leader be good news for Canadian environmental regulation?
Enbridge line 9 pipeline marker A\J AlternativesJournal.ca
The Line 9 pipeline comment application is directed at experts, not those in surrounding communities.
traffic jam A\J Alternatives Journal transit
Canada continues to cut VIA rail budget while Ontario cities implement light rail systems.
Hundreds of sustainability leaders will celebrate progress at Sustainable Waterloo Region’s 4th Annual Evening of Recognition.
Awarding up to $20,000, program will take First Nations traditional knowledge into account.
First Nations chiefs assembled in Ottawa to step up opposition to Alberta tar sands pipelines through their land.
Can the known risks of climate change ever outweigh the unknown risks of geo-engineering? Scientists are starting to say, well, maybe.
A second chance for the Great Lakes Protection Act and a second round of funding for the Great Lakes Guardian Community Fund.
A glimpse of what Canada's energy landscape might look like in 2035.
Talking to the organizers of Toronto’s YIMBY Festival, which promotes communication between politicians community groups from across the city.
The park's public education efforts and use of the innovative Molok containers more than doubled waste diversion.
Global nuclear energy trends and the threat of climate change mean we won’t be saying goodbye to nuclear any time soon.
The "State of Ontario's Forests" report stresses the need to understand the impacts of climate change on Crown forests – and their role in mitigating it.
Calling for action and public dialogue about the Line 9 Pipeline reversal and tar sands expansion.
Shoreline of the Shell Albian Oil Sands tailings pond, near Fort McKay. © Ian Wi
Dan Beare asks Bernard Fleet how we can expedite Canada’s (inevitable) transition to a low-carbon economy.
Andrew Reeves reports on new changes to Ontario's Greenbelt legislation including the Urban River Valley designation and the first expansion of the Greenbelt since its formation in 2005.
Exploring successful LCA applications—from beer bottles to those new polymer banknotes.