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BioteQ to test new wastewater treatment process in U.S.

BioteQ to test new wastewater treatment process in U.S.

BioteQ Environmental Technologies Inc. (TSX:BQE) has entered a partnership in the U.S. to test a new process for cleaning up wastewater from flue gas.
Exclusive: Cash-strapped schools helped pay TimberWest $5.6m in carbon credits

Exclusive: Cash-strapped schools helped pay TimberWest $5.6m in carbon credits

Forestry company TimberWest received $5.6 million from cash-strapped school districts, hospitals and municipal bodies to save old-growth timber that it didn't plan to cut in the first place, under the controversial Pacific Carbon Trust program, Business in Vancouver has learned.
City trash talk: Vancouver's plans to turn garbage into power

City trash talk: Vancouver's plans to turn garbage into power

A proposed $400 million Metro Vancouver facility to convert garbage to electricity could reverse recent gains in waste reduction, say critics
Three B.C. cities are Canada’s finalists for Earth Hour City Challenge

Three B.C. cities are Canada’s finalists for Earth Hour City Challenge

Three cities in Canada have been selected as finalists for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)’s Earth Hour City Challenge – and they are all in B.C.

Exports key to building B.C.’s clean-tech sector

Expanding the market for clean technologies developed in B.C. is key to growing the province’s share of one of the global economy’s fastest growing segments.
Styrofoam compression is expanding business

Styrofoam compression is expanding business

Large polystyrene forms used to support construction of Port Mann Bridge
Rating interest

Rating interest

Expert panellists debate the efficacy of sustainable building materials rating systems
Oil spill off B.C. coast could cost $9.6b and wipe out pipeline benefits: UBC

Oil spill off B.C. coast could cost $9.6b and wipe out pipeline benefits: UBC

An oil spill off B.C.’s coast could cost up to $9.6 billion, according to a University of British Columbia (UBC) study released yesterday.
Province announces second phase of electric vehicle charging stations

Province announces second phase of electric vehicle charging stations

The Ministry of Environment announced yesterday that a second round of installations has been approved for 145 new electric-vehicle charging stations, in addition to those already approved.
Local aquatic ecosystem assets worth billions to taxpayers annually: Suzuki Foundation report

Local aquatic ecosystem assets worth billions to taxpayers annually: Suzuki Foundation report

Study estimates massive replacement costs for benefits lost from degraded environment