Fracking: a burning issue
On February 3 and 4, the Manitoba Eco-Network is hosting the Reel Green Film Festival. The Green Action Centre is sponsoring the film Burning Water. It airs at noon on February 4 at the University of Winnipeg.
Approve garbage plan first, then improve it
It is an urgent task of our city government to increase recycling, composting and other waste reduction activities. Next week Winnipeg City Council has an opportunity to vote for a major step forward.
Green Action offers qualified support for City’s waste & recycling plan
Green Action Centre welcomes the approval of the City’s Comprehensive Integrated Waste Management Strategy, but with a recognition that the current proposal falls short of comprehensiveness and that several improvements are needed for the plan to realize its potential. Check out Green Action Centre’s recommendations.
Water Conservation
With Manitoba’s variable climate, learning to conserve water is more important than ever.
Myth busted: we don’t need pesticides
We don’t need dangerous chemicals that put the health of our families and environment at risk to have healthy lawns and gardens.
Groups support ban on cosmetic pesticides
Green Action Centre is calling on the provincial government to act on the suggestion of the Manitoba Round Table for Sustainable Development that a provincial ban on cosmetic pesticides be enacted.
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