The February 7, 2011 edition of The Water Log is out. Read it on the Water Matters website, or visit the eNews Archives to view past issues.
EBC have posted their February 2011 Newsletter to their website.
Read more about Edmonton Bicycle Commuters February 2011 Newsletter
The full report (9Mb) can be downloaded here. Read more about ENGO responses to Royal Society of Canada's report: "Environmental & Health Impacts of Canada's Oil Sands Industry"
The December 2010 issue of Wildland Advocate (Vol. 18, No. 6) is available for download from the AWA website.
The Environmental Law Centre has posted the first issue of the new look News Brief (Vol. 25 No .1) to their website. The issue is about "land use planning in the Lower Athabasca region and features articles on interpreting the Land Use Framework, biodiversity in the region and two related Federal Court actions." Read more about ELC News Brief Vol. 25 No. 1
The latest issue of the Wildlands Advocate is now available from the Alberta Wilderness Association website.
Edmonton, AB – Development of Alberta’s oilsands resources has significant environmental consequences and potentially long-lasting impact on land and water resources. Oil sands surface mining projects have caused radical changes in landscapes and tailings ponds represent a significant ongoing challenge. Read more about Seeking the Right Balance: Financial Security for Conservation and Reclamation of Alberta's Oil Sands Mines
TORONTO — Greenpeace today released a comprehensive analysis of Canada’s energy potential that challenges the need for dirty oil from the tar sands and shows that Canada can create tens of thousands of green jobs, while providing over 90 per cent of the country’s electricity and heating needs from renewable sources by 2050. Read more about Greenpeace report challenges Canada’s need for dirty, risky fossil fuels
The August 2010 issue of Wildlands Advocate (Vol. 18 No. 4) is available for download from the AWA website.
This briefing note outlines key information about greenhouse gas emissions from Canada's oil sands today and in the future. Recent attention to the issue of greenhouse gases in Canada and the U.S. prompted the Pembina Institute to outline key issues in more detail. Read more about Pembina Briefing Note: Canadian Oil Sands and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
