Calgary-based Terra Life Sciences says it plans to hire 20 people now and an additional 100 workers once construction is complete
The province filed a reference case April 26 in the B.C. Court of Appeal asking whether it has authority to control the shipment of heavy oils to its coast. Legal experts are divided on whether the challenge will succeed
Once used mostly for small-scale home heating, wood pellets have become an alternative to coal in the hungry power plants of Europe and Asia, with the disputed promise of carbon neutral energy
Legislators have been trying to figure out how to react since it became known last summer that GenX was in the Wilmington area’s water supply. The Chemours plant, about 160 kilometres upriver, is the only U.S. plant that manufactures the substance
A report from the Conference Board of Canada’s Centre says embracing new technologies that reduce emissions from transport trucks won’t be enough to meet emission reduction targets by 2030
The Executive Director of the Paper and Paperboard Packaging Environmental Council takes aim at some common misconceptions regarding the environmental impact of corrugated boxes
EU Digital Market Commissioner Andrus Ansip said the Commission itself will increase its AI investment to $1.8 billion and hopes it will trigger $3 billion more in public and private funding
Critics, including former EPA administrators, say the policy converts transparency from a principle for improving science into a weapon that undermines it, calling it an “invitation to endless delay”
Straws only make up 2,000 tons of the nearly 9 million tons of plastic waste that yearly hits the world’s oceans. One expert says investing in systems to capture land-based waste and convert used plastics into valuable products is essential
On April 25, a Russian rocket bearing a European environmental monitoring satellite is set to launch. The second stage of the rocket, containing a toxic fuel called hydrazine, is expected to fall into the waters of Baffin Bay
