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"Chemical Found in Baby Shampoos Not Toxic: Health Canada" [1]

"Health Canada on Friday concluded that a chemical considered a possible carcinogen and commonly found in trace amounts in baby shampoo, bubble bath and liquid soap should not be listed as toxic to human health."
Chemicals [2]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Canwest [5], 09/07/2009
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"Washington Approves Oil-Sands Pipeline" [6]

"The Obama administration on Thursday approved a pipeline to carry oil-sands fuel from Canada into the US."
Energy & Fuel [7]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Financial Times [8], 08/21/2009
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"CANADA: Storing Nuclear Waste a $24-Billion Problem" [9]

Canada faces a monumental challenge in finding a way to store or dispose of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel. The problem has dragged on unsolved for decades, and any solution is likely to prove costly.
Nuclear Power & Radiation [10]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: CBC [11], 08/19/2009
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BC Parents Seek Ban on Spraying Pesticides on School Playing Fields [12]

"A Vernon parent is wondering why school playing fields are still being sprayed with pesticides as communities across the country have discontinued using chemicals to control weeds."
Chemicals [2]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Vernon Morning Star [13], 08/17/2009
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"Fight Brewing Over Dormant Wells" [14]

"More than 20,000 old oil and gas wells across [Alberta] have been sitting abandoned or inactive for more than a decade without being cleaned up, worrying landowners and environmentalists who say the sites unnecessarily eat up and possibly contaminate valuable farm land."
Energy & Fuel [7]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Calgary Herald [15], 07/28/2009
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October 20, 2009 to October 22, 2009

Resilient Cities: Urban Strategies for Transition Times [16]

North American cities are scrambling to comprehend and manage the shift toward ecological practices and greater resilience. This event will explore strategies to make cities more robust, and also feature a shoulder program on green media.
Other Events [17]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
Topics on the Beat: 
Planning & Growth [18]
Journalism & Media [19]
Region: 
Canada [4]

"Quick, Quiet Genetic Corn Approval Questioned" [20]

"The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has quietly approved a new genetically engineered corn with eight different insect- and weed-fighting traits, but farmer and environmental groups in Canada say the approval was rushed and environmental risks ignored."
Agriculture [21]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Canwest [22], 07/27/2009
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Winners: SEJ 8th Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment [23]

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Pollution near schools, longwall mining, biological invaders, climate change, environment and heredity, predator tagging, tar sands: these are just a few of the topics in this year's outstanding reporting being recognized by the SEJ awards.

Topics on the Beat: 
Other or All [24]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
Region: 
National (U.S.) [25]
International [26]
Canada [4]
  • Read more about Winners: SEJ 8th Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment [23]

"Thousands Flee Western Canadian Wildfires" [27]

Winds are whipping up wildfires in a British Columbia community where housing subdivisions have encroached on surrounding forests in recent years. Thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes.
Forests [28]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Reuters [29], 07/20/2009
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In B.C., Freedom of Information May Not Be Free [30]

"Crown copyright" may be emerging in British Columbia as a way for a government claiming openness to subvert freedom-of-information law.
SEJ Publication Types: 
WatchDog TipSheet [31]
Topics on the Beat: 
Laws & Regulations [32]
Government [33]
Region: 
Canada [4]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
  • Read more about In B.C., Freedom of Information May Not Be Free [30]

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