Environment

A Hillbilly, a Judge, and a Coal Company

The opening skirmish in the court battle over mountaintop removal mining

OREphaned Mines

The dirty and dangerous legacy of abandoned mines

Mad as a Hatter

Canada's mercury pollution on Indigenous lands

Road Kill

New highway blocked by protesting "Raccoons"

Government Responsible for Sustainable Tar Sands Development

Can Pew's Charity be Trusted?

US foundations give millions to Canadian environmental groups

Environmentalism in Alberta?

Activists say communities are beginning to stand up to tar sands

Smoking in the Greenhouse

Tar sands growth makes meeting Kyoto targets less likely

Passing Out in Upgrader Alley

In Alberta's "Industrial Heartland," massive developments rival those of the Athabasca tar sands region

Uranium rising

Plan to mine radioactive ore generates controversy in Moncton, New Brunwick

Nuclear Haste Makes Waste: Regulators

Pembroke-based SRB denied license for tritium processing

Questioning Climate Politics

Denis Rancourt says the “global warming myth” is part of the problem

Stolen Games

"No Olympics on stolen Native land" has become the battle cry for Indigenous resistance to the Vancouver Olympics

Reclaiming the Forbidden Forest

Roundtable discusses community forestry

Big Enviro Groups ‘Holding Back’ Anti-Warming Movement

Some critics call the best mainstream proposals too little, too late

Risky Business

Climate change “quick-fixes” are good for business, but may prove disastrous for the environment

Race and Waste in Nova Scotia

Hillary Bain Lindsay investigates accusations of 'environmental racism' that have taken centre stage during a fight against a new landfill.

Accusations of 'environmental racism' take centre stage during fight against new landfill development

Where Have All The Fishes Gone?

Activists hope the loss of two lakes in Newfoundland to mining waste isn't the beginning of a new trend. Tracy Glynn learns

Newfoundland losing lakes to mining waste

Genetically Modified Diplomacy

Yuill Herbert examines Canada's international biotech agenda and the government's most recent GM 'victory.'

Canada's International Biotech Agenda

Question Park

Heather English wonders if one of Canada's most endangered ecosystems will receive National Park status.

Will one of Canada's most endangered ecosystems receive National Park status?

The New Chainsaw

GE trees are considered the new threat to global forests. Katie Shafley wonders why no one knows they're being grown in Canada.

Genetically engineered trees are the new threat to Canada's forests

Shell Shocked

Hillary Bain Lindsay discovers that people in the Niger Delta are fighting back against violence, corruption and oppression.

People of the Niger Delta fight back against violence and corruption

A Bear Of A Deal

After over a decade of negotiations, environmental groups, industry, First Nations and the Canadian government have come to an unprecedented agreement discovers Yuill Herbert

A decade of negotiations give way to an unprecedented agreement

Where The Mountains Are Still Growing

Hillary Lindsay investigates the human cost of a 'business as usual' approach to climate change in Northeastern India.

Will mega dams in Manipur, India 'solve' climate change?

Tremblay's Remote Control

What do democracy and sustainability have to do with eachother? Van Ferrier finds out in Montreal.

How City Hall's 'closed bureaucratic culture' continues to drive Montreal away from sustainability

"It's the Best We've Got"

Environment Minister Stéphane Dion to chair next round of international climate talks in Montreal. Hillary Lindsay reports.

Kyoto Off To A Slow Late Start in Montreal

The Co-Option

Juliet Lammers visits a Montreal housing co-op's experiment in sustainable living

A Montreal housing co-op experiments with sustainable living

Supportive, Not Insular

Leah Schnurr visits a community of senior citizens who are aiming for a sustainable life for their own generation and beyond.

Senior Community on Ward's Island Aims for Sustainable Long Life

Coal Front Comes to the Maritimes

Representatives of the Colombian Mineworkers' Union have a message for Maritimers, writes Stuart Neatby: stop buying blood coal.

Are assassinations lighting Atlantic Canadian homes?

Forbidden Film

Hillary Lindsay talks to Director Kevin Matthews about his latest documentary, Forbidden Forest

Multinational corporations and New Brunswick's forests