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Kitimat smelter expansion will increase some pollutants, but decrease others

Kitimat smelter expansion will increase some pollutants, but decrease others

Expansion means acid levels higher but other emissions lower
Climate experts issue warning to energy minister over fossil fuels

Climate experts issue warning to energy minister over fossil fuels

A team of climate scientists is warning energy minister Joe Oliver that his continued support of Canada’s oil and gas industry will have dire environmental consequences.
David Suzuki getting Bayer award for renewable energy focus

David Suzuki getting Bayer award for renewable energy focus

Vancouver scientist and environmentalist David Suzuki is among the Canadian scientists and educators being recognized by pharmaceutical giant Bayer Inc. for innovation and leadership.
NDP would scrap Pacific Carbon Trust, oppose pipelines

NDP would scrap Pacific Carbon Trust, oppose pipelines

If a Liberal government won't accept B.C.'s Auditor General John Doyle's criticisms of the Pacific Carbon Trust, an NDP government will, says NDP leader Adrian Dix, who vowed Monday to dissolve the controversial Crown corporation.
Carbon trading: A multibillion-dollar boondoggle?

Carbon trading: A multibillion-dollar boondoggle?

The carbon offsetting market is worth billions, but insiders say it’s ineffective
Carbon tax tactics: Raise, freeze or scrap?

Carbon tax tactics: Raise, freeze or scrap?

Economists weigh in on what government should and shouldn't do with B.C.'s carbon tax
Greenhouses getting much-anticipated break on carbon tax

Greenhouses getting much-anticipated break on carbon tax

B.C.’s carbon tax will be permanently reduced for B.C. greenhouses by 80%.
B.C. exploring carbon offsets potential of eelgrass

B.C. exploring carbon offsets potential of eelgrass

As if the funding of forestry conservation projects through Pacific Carbon Trust offsets were not controversial enough, the B.C. government is now funding a study to explore the carbon sequestration potential of estuaries.
Lower Mainland cities reach out to hug their trees

Lower Mainland cities reach out to hug their trees

Urban forestry sees trees in a city as one ecosystem
B.C. government signs protected lands agreement with Lake Babine First Nation

B.C. government signs protected lands agreement with Lake Babine First Nation

The B.C. government and the Lake Babine First Nation signed an agreement today to collaboratively manage protected areas.