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Not possible to prevent Vancouver Aquarium’s porpoises from breeding, said facility CEO

Not possible to prevent Vancouver Aquarium’s porpoises from breeding, said facility CEO

How do you stop whales, porpoises and dolphins from breeding at the Vancouver Aquarium?
Vancouver Aquarium “deeply disappointed” by cetacean breeding ban

Vancouver Aquarium “deeply disappointed” by cetacean breeding ban

The Vancouver park board voted 5-0 to ban the breeding of whales and dolphins at the Vancouver Aquarium during a meeting July 31.
Ban on keeping whales could threaten Vancouver Aquarium's operating model: VBOT

Ban on keeping whales could threaten Vancouver Aquarium's operating model: VBOT

The Vancouver park board will continue a public meeting tonight to discuss whether whales and dolphins should continue to be a part of the Vancouver Aquarium.
B.C. agriculture not hurt by carbon tax: study

B.C. agriculture not hurt by carbon tax: study

The authors of a new study on British Columbia’s carbon tax say their work shows that farmers may not need an exemption from the tax to stay competitive.
Ban microplastics in British Columbia, environmental group urges

Ban microplastics in British Columbia, environmental group urges

An environmental group is calling for a ban on the use of microbeads in British Columbia.
Kitimat airshed modelling has narrow focus

Kitimat airshed modelling has narrow focus

A study on the cumulative impacts of pollution from industry in Kitimat does not report on particulates – considered to be among the most harmful pollutants to humans.
Fraser River needs upgrades to prevent future flooding catastrophe, say businesses, municipalities

Fraser River needs upgrades to prevent future flooding catastrophe, say businesses, municipalities

More money needs to be poured into the Fraser River to prevent catastrophic flooding and maintain the river as an economic driver.
Fraser River flood protection won’t withstand rising sea levels

Fraser River flood protection won’t withstand rising sea levels

Fraser River dikes need to be built higher to withstand higher floods caused by climate change and rising sea levels, according to a report released by the British Columbia government July 11.
Sewers tapped for “green” heat

Sewers tapped for “green” heat

The City of Richmond, which has received a national engineering award for its innovative energy conservation, plans to tap heat from sewer lines as part of its new Lulu Island Energy Company.
Municipalities, insurers gird for climate change

Municipalities, insurers gird for climate change

Coquitlam a pilot test as industry takes steps to meet challenge of worsening weather