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My inner animal: An Asian elephant

This probably comes as a surprise to anyone who knows how truly sketchy my memory tends to be. But I have more in common with the mighty Asian elephant than I realized. Read More
This probably comes as a surprise to anyone who knows how truly sketchy my memory tends to be. But...
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Over 300 OLG employees pitch in to clean up Canadian shorelines

To highlight the great success of this year’s Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, I wanted to share the tremendous efforts of the employees of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) in helping to rehabilitate... Read More
To highlight the great success of this year’s Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup, I wanted to share the tremendous efforts...
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What does the new biodiversity plan mean for Canada?

I remember well when the United Nations Conference on the Environment and Development (UNCED) took place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in June 1992. I was living there at the time. UNCED was a... Read More
I remember well when the United Nations Conference on the Environment and Development (UNCED) took place in Rio de...
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Changing the way people think about seafood

There has been a lot of coverage about seafood issues lately, and many opinions on what types of fish we should be eating, what stocks are being overfished, and what we should be doing... Read More
There has been a lot of coverage about seafood issues lately, and many opinions on what types of fish...
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Celebrating company champions: LoyaltyOne's Debbie Baxter

In this series, people who are leading sustainability efforts within their organizations speak, in their own words, about the work they do. They let us in on the challenges and the milestones, and share... Read More
In this series, people who are leading sustainability efforts within their organizations speak, in their own words, about the...
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Tens of thousands of walruses concentrating along Alaska's shore

Alaska Dispatch in Anchorage reported on September 10 that USGS researchers were estimating that "anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000" walruses now have hauled out along Alaska's Chukchi coastline. "Walruses have been known to... Read More
Alaska Dispatch in Anchorage reported on September 10 that USGS researchers were estimating that "anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000"...
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Winds of change

The need for wind and tidal power on the east coast is forcing us to get smart about how we manage and plan our oceans spaces. Read More
The need for wind and tidal power on the east coast is forcing us to get smart about how...
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