Environment

A tailings berm breached during the Mount Polley mine disaster has yet to be repaired to the point it can withstand the arrival of water coming from melting snow this coming spring, according to a November 24 progress report from the Ministry of Environment.

The provincial government has approved Teck Resource Limited’s Elk Valley Water Quality Plan

What is sorely missing is a recognition that betting everything on a fossil-fuelled future is an increasingly precarious game plan

A historic climate change deal made between the United States and China puts Canada more at risk than ever of failing to adjust to new economic realities

There’s an important distinction between ships flying flags of convenience and those Dana Miller would categorize as flags of non-compliance.

Imperial Metals said it is actively working to remediate the Mount Polley region after the tailings pond breach August 4 that caused a large field of debris and millions of gallons of tailings water enter Polley Lake

B.C. government establishes new rules for greenhouse gas emissions from LNG

The regional district has introduced an ad campaign featuring animated fruit, vegetables and half-finished meals imploring people to compost

Experts from the University of Victoria have filed a complaint with British Columbia’s privacy commissioner

How will the B.C. government square a liquefied natural gas industry with its carbon reduction targets? The Pembina Institute on Friday (October 3) threw out some ideas in anticipation of the fall sitting of the B.C. Legislature, when the B.C.