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Bowie Seamount designated as Canada’s seventh Marine Protected Area

Today’s announcement designating the area, also known as Sgaan Kinghlas, makes Bowie Seamount Canada’s seventh Marine Protected Area under the Oceans Act. “Bowie Seamount is an oceanic oasis in the deep sea, a rare... Read More
Today’s announcement designating the area, also known as Sgaan Kinghlas, makes Bowie Seamount Canada’s seventh Marine Protected Area under...
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NAFO Must Take Action to Protect Vulnerable Marine Species and Habitats; Special meeting in Montreal will test NAFO’s commitment to protect coldwater coral forests and other vulnerable areas off Canada’s Atlantic coast

In 2006, fishing nations from around the world agreed to implement the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Resolution on Sustainable Fisheries (61/105), which calls on high seas fishing nations and regional fisheries management organizations,... Read More
In 2006, fishing nations from around the world agreed to implement the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Resolution on...
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U.S. GOVERNMENT AFFIRMS THAT CLIMATE CHANGE THREATENS FUTURE OF POLAR BEARS; Canadians still waiting for government action to protect polar bears: WWF-Canada

World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the global conservation organization, said the government’s decision clearly indicates that climate change impacts are already threatening the survivability of animals and habitats, and illustrates the urgency of preparing for... Read More
World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the global conservation organization, said the government’s decision clearly indicates that climate change impacts are...
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Celebrities stand up for youth voice on green issues

The website, launched earlier this year by WWF and IUCN, and powered by Nokia, allows users to rank other entries, discuss the issues that matter most to them, share smart ideas and solutions from... Read More
The website, launched earlier this year by WWF and IUCN, and powered by Nokia, allows users to rank other...
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High Tech Key to Low Carbon Future

With more aggressive implementation, reductions as high as 36 million tonnes a year are realistically achievable in a 2020 timeframe. Because most of these cuts come from improving energy efficiency, cost savings to business,... Read More
With more aggressive implementation, reductions as high as 36 million tonnes a year are realistically achievable in a 2020...
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Groups Press Ontario to Improve Cross-Border Climate Pact

“The Western Climate Initiative was created because provinces and states on both sides of the border were frustrated with federal inaction,” said Keith Stewart of WWF-Canada. “They now have to ensure that the system... Read More
“The Western Climate Initiative was created because provinces and states on both sides of the border were frustrated with...
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Behind world food crisis is a world water crisis

“Behind the world food crisis is a global freshwater crisis, expected to rapidly worsen as climate change impacts intensify,” Mr Leape said. “Irrigation-fed agriculture provides 45 per cent of the world’s food supplies, and... Read More
“Behind the world food crisis is a global freshwater crisis, expected to rapidly worsen as climate change impacts intensify,”...
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DFO praised for NB salt marsh protection – WWF-Canada

The Musquash Estuary, located 20 kilometres west of Saint John, is the last largely intact and relatively pristine salt marsh in the Bay of Fundy. “WWF-Canada and other conservation organizations have been calling for... Read More
The Musquash Estuary, located 20 kilometres west of Saint John, is the last largely intact and relatively pristine salt...
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