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Cities Attack Climate Change, One Kilowatt at a Time [1]

The Commission for Environmental Cooperation (Canada, US, and Mexico) issued a report on Sept. 17, 2010, illustrating the steps 13 North American cities are taking, from small, planned efforts to reduce building energy use, to comprehensive, multi-sector adopted plans for reducing energy use.

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TipSheet [2]
Topics on the Beat: 
Planning & Growth [3]
People & Population [4]
Energy & Fuel [5]
Economy & Business [6]
Climate Change [7]
Region: 
Mexico [8]
Canada [9]
International [10]
National (U.S.) [11]
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Public [12]
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"Firefly Spotters Wonder If the Species Is Fading Away" [13]

Are fireflies vanishing from the U.S. and Canada because of light pollution? A new study by the Museum of Science Boston aims to use the backyard observations of hundreds of citizens to find out.

Biodiversity [14]
Public [12]
National (U.S.) [11]
Canada [9]
Source: CTV News [15], 09/27/2010
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"Great Lakes Getting Dirtier, Watchdog Warns" [16]

"Great Lakes pollution is getting worse because sewage systems are outdated and Ontario’s north is turning into a Wild West for miners and forestry companies, warns Environmental Commissioner Gord Miller."

Pollution [17]
Water & Oceans [18]
Public [12]
Great Lakes (IL IN MI MN OH WI) [19]
Canada [9]
Source: Toronto Star [20], 09/24/2010
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"Toxic Overflow" (Part 1) [21]

"The contamination of many First Nations by unregulated landfills and dumps is a dirty story that has yet to be fully told. Aside from the mess you can see – and smell – the risk of groundwater pollution is probably the most severe environmental impact from these waste sites. Add an improperly engineered garbage dump and the results are more than toxic."

Chemicals [22]
Environmental Health [23]
People & Population [4]
Waste [24]
Public [12]
Canada [9]
Source: APTN [25], 09/22/2010
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Scientists, Aboriginals Want Ottawa To Monitor Sick Oilsands Fish [26]

"The fish are hard to look at. One whitefish has a golfball-sized tumour bulging from its side. Another is simply missing part of its spine, its tail growing from a stumpy rear end."

Pollution [17]
Public [12]
Canada [9]
Source: Canadian Press [27], 09/17/2010
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"Fight Against Mine Could Be a Bloody Affair" [28]

"Though B.C. has said the project could net $5-billion worth of economic activity, local natives say they'll give their lives to stop it."

Activism [29]
Environmental Politics [30]
Natural Resources [31]
Public [12]
Canada [9]
Source: Toronto Globe & Mail [32], 09/03/2010
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December 7, 2010

SEJ Toronto Pub Night [33]

This month's guest is Shelagh Grant, Trent University history professor and author of Polar Imperative: A History of Arctic Sovereignty In North America.

SEJ Regional Conferences [34]
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Public [12]
Topics on the Beat: 
Journalism & Media [35]
Region: 
Canada [9]

"Once-In-A-Century Salmon Run Hits Canada's West Coast" [36]

"After years of declining sockeye numbers and a struggling fishing industry, the Pacific Salmon Commission last week said it now expects 25 million sockeye will return to the Fraser River this year -- more than double its earlier forecast and the best run since 1913."

Fish & Fisheries [37]
Public [12]
Canada [9]
Source: Reuters [38], 08/31/2010
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Elevated Levels of Toxics Found in Athabasca River [39]

"Edmonton -- A study set to be published on Monday has found elevated levels of mercury, lead and eleven other toxic elements in the oil sands'  main fresh water source, the Athabasca River, refuting long-standing government and industry claims that water quality there hasn't been affected by oil sands development."

Energy & Fuel [5]
Pollution [17]
Public [12]
Canada [9]
Source: Toronto Globe & Mail [40], 08/30/2010
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"In Historic Move, Canada To List BPA as 'Toxic'" [41]

"Canada is in the process of a historic move to add bisphenol-A to its list of toxic substances, Environment Canada confirmed Wednesday."

Chemicals [22]
Environmental Health [23]
Public [12]
Canada [9]
Source: Toronto Star [42], 08/26/2010
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