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Year 2006

Vol. 31 Nbr. 4-5, January 2006

A perfect storm.

A Stain Upon the Sea: West Coast Salmon Farming - Book review

Amazon gassed again.

gas leak contaminates waterways - Brief Article

Arctic alarm: in the Arctic, climate change isn't an abstraction--it's happening now.

Bigfooted Europeans.

Europen consumption of earth's resources - Brief Article

Boycott the biggies.

Organic Consumers Association's campaign against chain stores, fast food restaurants and corporate coffeehouses - Brief Article

Canada's eco-embarrassment.

Canada holds 28th position in environmental performance among Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries - Brief Article

Canoe lessons.

Brain Mulch

Childproofing your environment.

Canadian Partnership for Children's Health and Environment's educational resources - Brief Article

City stepping.

The Natural Step for Communities: How Cities and Towns can Change to Sustainable Practices - Book review

Climate for change.

Editorial

Climate revolution.

Discovery of global warming

Co-op sees climate shift.

GM Watch.

Www.gmwatch.org - Exposing groups deceiving public - Brief Article

Green graveyards.

Grounding the Britons.

Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research says air travel should be reduced to cut greenhouse gas emissions - Brief Article

Ice melts, bogs thaw.

Ice melts in Arctic region as irreversibly warming point reach - Brief Article

Insuring the climate: the insurance industry has not had the effect on emissions that environmentalists predicted.

Kyoto: still waiting to get on board?/Vous songez a vous mettre a l'heure de Kyoto?

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Local heroics: one size doesn't fit all when it comes to climate policy. The best chances for cutting emissions lie with communities.

London crawling: Britain was right on target for meeting its Kyoto commitments, but will have to pick up the pace to stay in the race.

Greenhouse gas emissions

Methane matters more.

Science Desk

MiningWatch.

Hot Green Websites - Brief Article

Monsanto applies to patent pigs.

Brief Article

Nahanni Forever.

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society urges the federal government to expand the boundaries of the Nahanni National Park Reserve - Brief Article

National inspirer: the Canadian Environmental Network's latest green energy paper tells Canadians how to step up efforts to curb climate change.

Net-Zero Energy Homes.

Canada's move towards greenhouse gas emissions - Brief Article

Ontario green power.

Bullfrog Power Inc. provides green electricity - Brief Article

Ozone Holding.

Institute for Research in Environmental Science says ozone layer may no longer be in decline - Brief Article

Partially hydrogen-ated: much of the necessary infrastructure for a hydrogen economy is already developing.

Power play: the shifting dynamics in a minority government gave lobbyists a chance to put environment on the agenda.

Power research is dung-tied.

Cow dung as source of electricity - Brief Article

Secret agenda.

The Secret Wars of Judi Bari: A Car Bomb, The Fight for the Redwoods, and the End of Earth First! - Book review

Sensing cleaner air for China.

Beijing Environmental Protection Bureau uses Remote Sensing Technology to improve air quality - Brief Article

The trading game: emissions trading schemes offer pollution as a market commodity.

Time for an oil change: Alberta should tap its much-lauded entrepreneurial spirit to lead the way in emissions reduction.

Oil and gas

Unnatural disaster: Katrina ripped the lid off the tangled relations between environment and politics, exposing desperate poverty, the dangers of environmental manipulation and the need for collective action.

Political Science

Wal-Mart Watch.

Scrutiny on health care, gender equality, outsourcing and the environment - Brief Article

Where the boys aren't.

RESEARCH FINDINGS - Male births in the Aamjiwnaang First Nation community dropping to 34.8 percent between 1999 and 2003 - Brief article