What will a higher minumim wage mean for Ontario’s Restaurant Industry?
Portion sizes may change. The pour of a glass of wine might be less generous. The size of the salmon filet could be skimpier.
‘People’ not governments are raising their voice at the UN climate talks
If there’s one reliable constant at UN climate negotiations, it’s the presence of fossil lobbyists doing what they can to slow the process down.
First it was 1.5, then it was 2 and now it’s 3 degrees…
Time is short...global emissions of climate changing gases need to peak by 2020 - just three years away - in order to keep warming to relatively safe levels.
Climate refugees may soon be offered visas
New Zealand’s climate change minister has announced that the government may consider creating an experimental visa for people fleeing from climate change.
Is Trudeau Turning His Back On Fixing Canada’s Environmental Laws?
The regulatory system appears to have been calibrated to serve the needs of industry.
What will NAFTA say about Alberta’s Leaking Tailing Ponds?
For years environmental organizations have called on the federal government to do something about the leakage from Alberta’s oilsands tailings ponds.
Manitoba – The Beverage Container Recycling Leader in North America
CBCRA has successfully increased the recovery rate from 42% in 2010 to 70% by the end of 2016.
California Drought Prompts Water Innovation
The costs of inadequate water supplies are steep for today’s highly condensed urban areas and are simply not an option.