Sanctuary - spring 2007

2007-04-30

Growing the Greenbelt, Ontario’s burning issue: incineration, challenging the politicians on Kyoto, and more

Attachment	Size
spring2007.pdf	3.36 MB

View this publication

Campaign:

Tags:

Kids' concentration improved with exercise
Kristina Jackson 2013-02-21 13:12 Ontario Chapter
From The Atlantic Cities (online) article by Sarah GoodyearEvery day outside my son’s Brooklyn school, no matter what the weather, you will see a distinctive pale blue bicycle locked to the rack. It belongs to a 7th-grade girl from a Dutch family whose...

Tags: Health & Environment, Transition to Sustainable Economy
Not-so-sweet death: Critics call on Canada to ban pesticide linked to dwindling bee populations
allieb 2013-05-13 13:50 Sierra Club Canada
Food production and bees: Believe it or not, the two go hand-in-hand … like milk and honey.Bees serve an all-important role in transferring pollen and seeds from one flower to another - a practice that supports at least 30 per cent of the world's...

Tags: Climate Change, Ecosystems, Pesticide Awareness, Safe Food and Sustainable Agriculture, Government, Pesticides, Health & Environment, Protecting Biodiversity
Can A New Windmill Save Birds and Bats?
Kristina Jackson 2012-09-10 15:15 Ontario Chapter
By Piper Hoffman with Care2.com Environmentalists and animal lovers are facing a conundrum when it comes to wind power. Wind turbines, with their long blades that rotate at high speeds, kill birds and bats. On the other hand, they are a cleaner...

Tags: Renewable Energy, Atmosphere & Energy, Protecting Biodiversity