Sunscreen a new suspect in slow dying of Cowichan River
PART ONE Stephen Hume / Vancouver SunJULY 22, 2018 06:00 AM “Our grandkids are going to say:…
Sunscreen a new suspect in slow dying of Cowichan River
PART TWO – …Continued from Part one His subsequent research found that oxybenzone damaged coral DNA and…
Study indicates widespread distrust of drinking water
Study indicates widespread distrust of drinking water on First Nations reserves By Anna Desmarais. Published on Jul…
TOP CLIMATE SCIENTIST CALLS FOR AN END
TOP CLIMATE SCIENTIST JOINS COALITION IN CALLING FOR AN END TO CLEARCUTS AND TIMBER PLANTATIONS – Oregon…
WATER COMPLAINTS
CVRD LOOKING AT ALGAE BLOOM AS SOURCE OF WATER COMPLAINTS JAMES WOOD, STAFF MONDAY, JUN. 25TH, 2018…
one-two punch for watersheds in the future, MU study finds
Urbanization and changes to climate could pack a one-two punch for watersheds in the future, MU study…
mining, logging and fossil fuels disrupt the water on earth
Dozens of scientists from over 20 countries explain how mining, logging and fossil fuels disrupt the water…
Canada’s largest national park deteriorating
Almost every part of Canada’s largest national park deteriorating: federal study Drawing on decades of research —…
LETTER TO PHIL O'CONNOR – MANAGED FOREST COUNCIL
EDITORS NOTE:This letter emanates from Minister Heyman's response to Ms Vaughn on the Oyster River Watershed situation.…
RESPONSE TO LETTER BELOW FROM MINISTER HEYMAN
Because most letters sent from government are in PDF format and even when you turn them into…
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