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B.C. emissions continue to rise

B.C. emissions continue to rise

GHGs rose 3.5 per cent 2017-18 – higher than first 2020 reduction target
Lululemon founder’s family chips in $8.4 million for marine research centre

Lululemon founder’s family chips in $8.4 million for marine research centre

Chip Wilson is pledging $8 million to the Pender Ocean Discovery Station (PODS), a marine research centre on the Sunshine Coast, through his family’s philanthropic foundation.
Trees harvested for biomass energy under scrutiny

Trees harvested for biomass energy under scrutiny

Environmental groups say wood pellet makers now using live, whole trees
Ocean advocate raises alarm as masks wash up on beaches

Ocean advocate raises alarm as masks wash up on beaches

Single-use face masks are washing up on Hong Kong beaches, threatening marine life and raising questions about hygienic disposal of the masks, says a Saanich researcher in marine plastic pollution.
Nuclear to pave path to net-zero future, experts say

Nuclear to pave path to net-zero future, experts say

Hydrogen from nuclear power would produce dual decarbonization benefit
Marine clean-up requires coast-wide co-operation: report

Marine clean-up requires coast-wide co-operation: report

Some 1,400 derelict boats litter shorelines
Reject Frontier oil sands, indigenous activists tell Wilkinson

Reject Frontier oil sands, indigenous activists tell Wilkinson

Jonathan Wilkinson to make first major recomendation as federal Environment minister next month
Green hydrogen plant project has investor

Green hydrogen plant project has investor

Macquarie Capital to finance green hydrogen plant in Chetwynd
Fracking poses risk to Peace River dams: CCPA

Fracking poses risk to Peace River dams: CCPA

CCPA investigation says BC Hydro staff repeatedly warned about impact of fracking on hydro-electric dams
Addressing climate change, one flush at a time

Addressing climate change, one flush at a time

Company behind new project joins ranks of developers using waste-heat technology