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Report to assess threats to city’s drinking water
March 9th, 2010 
   
City council got a look on Monday at some information that could be in an assessment report on the Otonabee- Peterborough source water protection area when it's finished in May. A parcel of land with a septic system, a parcel of land where road salt is used and the storage of agricultural material on another property are a few of the potential threats to the city's source... (more)
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Public open house: port lands soil recycling pilot facility
March 9th, 2010 
   
Join Waterfront Toronto at our public open house to learn more about the pilot test that will guide Waterfront Toronto’s Soils Recycling strategy, including the potential development of a dedicated Soils Recycling Facility. As part of its sustainability objectives, Waterfront Toronto is committed to using the latest, best technologies to wherever possible treat and reuse... (more)
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Hamilton: Federal green strategy goes from bad to worse
March 8th, 2010 
   
Thud. You hear that sound? That’s the sound of nearly half a billion taxpayer dollars landing on the doorstep of Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. It includes the $300 million that showed up in the 2010 federal budget last week. That money will cover “anticipated commercial losses” and “continued development of the Advanced CANDU Reactor.” It will also help fund “safe... (more)
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Great Lakes Journalism Fellowship
March 8th, 2010 
   
An Intense Expedition-Style Journey of Learning for Reporters, Editors, and News Producers April 23-May 1, 2010 Application Deadline: March 10 Comeback of a Charismatic Native: Restoring the Atlantic Salmon to Lake Ontario Managing Storm Runoff and Non-point Pollution in Major Metropolitan Areas Energy Pros & Cons: Coal, Hydro, Hydrokinetic, Geothermal &... (more)
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Kingston’s old sewage woes; Canada’s new sewage rules
March 8th, 2010 
   
We are just two months into the year 2010 and the City of Kingston has dumped the equivalent of 58 Olympic-sized swimming pools of sewage into Lake Ontario. The City has bypassed 29,526 m 3 from pumping stations (that's about 11 pools, if you're keeping track) and 118,747 m 3 from combined sewer outfalls (47 pools). The data is on the City's website if you want to review it.... (more)
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Sewage Mistreatment (Episode 8 – 2010)
March 8th, 2010 
   
Wet weather means massive amounts of sewage pouring into Lake Ontario. Fraser Riverkeeper still seeks an end to sewage pollution in Vancouver. The feds are forging new rules for wastewater treatment plants in Canada. We talk about Kingston’s ongoing sewage problems, prosecutions in Vancouver, and new regulations under the Fisheries Act. Our guests are Colin Mosier and Doug... (more)
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Premier hopes to turn water into gold
March 6th, 2010 
   
Plans afoot to capitalize on province's treatment, conservation know-how The Liberal government wants to capitalize on Ontario's technological know-how in water treatment and conservation to become a player in the multi-billion-dollar global water market. The Liberals hope a water strategy will lead to job growth, much like their expectations for the Green Energy Act –... (more)
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Waste Management registers lobbyist to provincial registry
March 5th, 2010 
   
Waste Management has registered Martha Murray to represent its interests at Queen's Park. Martha Murray will lobby the following government departments: Members of Provincial Parliament - MPPs Ministry of the Environment Office of the Premier and Cabinet Office regarding the following issues: Energy Environment The original posting is available online. (more)
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Cherry Beach waste site additional information
March 5th, 2010 
   
Since the release of our newsletter "Who wants an industrial waste site near Cherry Beach?" we have had a number of people contact us to express their concerns and to request additional information about the site. You can still comment and let your concerns be known to the Ministry of the Environment through the Environmental Registry or by mail or email to: Lynda... (more)
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Environmental law changes discussed during Speech from the Throne
March 4th, 2010 
   
Excerpt #1: Our energy resource endowment provides Canada with an unparalleled economic advantage that we must leverage to secure our place as a clean energy superpower and a leader in green job creation. We are the world’s seventh largest crude oil producer with the second largest proven reserves. We are the third largest natural gas producer, the third largest hydroelectric... (more)
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