World Bank says no money for nuclear power
Posted Thu, 11/28/2013 – 00:00 World Bank president: “we don’t do nuclear energy” Money raised for providing electricity to poorest nations will only go to …
environmental impacts
Uranium’s Chilling Effects
Posted Thu, 11/21/2013 – 00:00 There’s not as much fishing as there used to be, says Smith, and the traditional land-based lifestyle has been waning …
“radioactive cleanup” suggests that we can somehow “get rid” of radioactive contamination — but we cannot do so
Posted Mon, 11/11/2013 – 00:00 Gordon Edwards states: Radioactive materials continue to emit atomic radiation at a rate which cannot be influenced by any of …
UK: Report damns Sellafield firm over radioactive clean-up
Posted Sun, 11/10/2013 – 00:00 By Mark Leftly, The Independent
Nova Scotia now national leader in cutting energy waste – by Tim Weis and Leslie Malone
Posted Wed, 09/18/2013 – 18:46 Published in Halifax Chronicle Herald (Aug. 7, 2013) – These days, there is no shortage of discussion about energy in …
Pandora’s Promise – Film and Panel Discussion – October 1, 2013
Posted Wed, 09/18/2013 – 14:44 From the Pandora’s Promise web site: “Impact Partners and CNN Films present PANDORA’S PROMISE, the groundbreaking new film by Academy-Award®-nominated …
5 Reasons Solar is Beating Fossil Fuels by Jacob Sandry
Posted Sat, 09/14/2013 – 14:49 The solar industry is growing drastically every year, while fossil fuels continue to be phased out. This is why it’s …
Activists challenge Brad Wall on energy, environment
Posted Sat, 04/27/2013 – 16:27 Prince Albert Herald, April 12, 2013, Matt Gardner, Unimpressed by Premier Brad Wall’s defense of his recent controversial comments about …
Top U.S. climate expert calls Conservatives ‘Neanderthal’
Posted Sat, 04/27/2013 – 15:27 The former NASA scientist criticized by Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver earlier this week for his views on the Keystone …
HUES3 Campaign
Posted Tue, 08/14/2012 – 00:00 The summer of 2012 has seen a group of dedicated activists from Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario begin working …