
Environment
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Canada in 4th position on cleantech – Global Cleantech 100 list revealed
There’s opportunity for Canadian business in clean technology to grow and capture a large share of global markets
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Tough economic times are coming
SYSPRO webinar covers how smart manufacturers will weather the coming storm
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Interim injunction against Wet’suwet’en members not going away soon: lawyer
The arrest of 14 people when RCMP enforced the interim injunction on Jan. 7 sparked protests across Canada and internationally
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One more year needed for Boat Harbour effluent plan, Northern Pulp says
The company suggested it will have to shut down the mill if it doesn’t get more time to complete preparations
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Germany sees surge in new solar power as prices drop
Germany plans to switch off its nuclear plants by 2022 and is considering a proposal to stop burning coal for electricity by 2038
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Bankrupt energy companies can’t abandon old wells, Supreme Court rules [UPDATED]
An estimated 1,800 wells representing more than $100 million in liabilities have been abandoned since 2016
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Activists ask Trudeau to act as Canadian trash continues to rot in Manila
More than two million kilograms of Canadian household and electronic waste has been rotting in two Filipino ports for nearly six years
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Science Says: Get used to polar vortex outbreaks
These bone-chilling cold snaps are thanks to warm air in the Arctic
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TransCanada hires RBC to help sell up to 75% stake in Coastal GasLink pipeline
The Calgary-based company says it is following through with its intention to reduce its interest in the natural gas pipeline project
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Permanent injunction stops Nova Scotia fishermen’s waste pipe blockade
The injunction follows a conflict over Northern Pulp’s proposal to dump 62 million litres per day of treated waste into the fishing grounds