Green Action Centre lists priorities for a greener Winnipeg
Winnipeg, MB – September 29, 2010
The current municipal election campaign is an opportunity for Manitobans to put the environment on the public agenda. Green Action Centre encourages citizens across the province to ask all candidates for mayor/ reeve and council what they will do to make their communities greener.
Climate Change, the Greenhouse Effect and Copenhagen
Because of climate change, young people today will live in a very different environment than the one their parents and grandparents were born in. This resource for youth explains climate change and the greenhouse effect.
Bisphenol A: Joint Environmental Report on New Effluent Regulations
In 2009, Environment Canada proposed new regulations to limit emissions of Bisphenol A (BPA) from industrial effluent. BPA is among dozens of chemicals being reviewed for their toxicity. An Environment Canada assessment found BPA to be especially toxic in aquatic...
Climate Change Connection
Check out the non-profit hub for information on Climate Change in Manitoba. This group wants to see every Manitoban knowledgable and taking action on Climate Change both at home and in the community. Check out their website for information, presentations, tools to take action and much more!
Climate Change and Copenhagen
In December 2009, the leaders of nations from around the world met in Copenhagen, Denmark to discuss climate change and negotiate a follow up treaty to the Kyoto Protocol. Prior to the meeting, Green Action Centre sent a letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper asking him to take steps to reduce Canada’s contribution to climate change.
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