June 26, 2009 - CBC
A farm accident in southern Saskatchewan has claimed the life of Paul Beingessner, known as a passionate advocate for farmers...Friday, June 26, 2009
Slowdown in Once-Booming Organics Troubles Farmers
Jun 26,'09
By RICK CALLAHAN
Associated Press Writer
The organic dairy industry was thriving when Allen and Jean Moody bought a 200-acre Wisconsin dairy farm in 2006 and joined the ranks of farmers churning out milk raised without growth hormones, pesticides or other chemicals.
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By RICK CALLAHAN
Associated Press Writer
The organic dairy industry was thriving when Allen and Jean Moody bought a 200-acre Wisconsin dairy farm in 2006 and joined the ranks of farmers churning out milk raised without growth hormones, pesticides or other chemicals.
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Green Pitch Ironic After Railways Shut Lines
Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
By: Laura Rance - 20/06/2009
Given the last 40 years of Prairie history, it was a bit ironic for the Railway of Association of Canada to come up with a rail freight greenhouse-gas calculator a while back to help promote the efficiencies of moving stuff by rail.
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An abandon railway bridge in Ontario - photo courtesy of The Paisley Advocate
By: Laura Rance - 20/06/2009
Given the last 40 years of Prairie history, it was a bit ironic for the Railway of Association of Canada to come up with a rail freight greenhouse-gas calculator a while back to help promote the efficiencies of moving stuff by rail.
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An abandon railway bridge in Ontario - photo courtesy of The Paisley AdvocateConsumer Demand Spurs a Corporate Sea Change
June 26, 2009 -
Dr David Suzuki and Dave Robert Taylor
Protecting our planet is no longer seen as a fringe activity. Most people now consider themselves to be environmentally aware and are taking steps to help. Caring for the environment has become mainstream – it’s the “new normal”. And that’s refreshing!
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Dr David Suzuki and Dave Robert Taylor
Protecting our planet is no longer seen as a fringe activity. Most people now consider themselves to be environmentally aware and are taking steps to help. Caring for the environment has become mainstream – it’s the “new normal”. And that’s refreshing!
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Many Farmers Don't Want GM Wheat
By Rod Nickel - Reuters news service
SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (Reuters) - Canadian farmers oppose the introduction of genetically modified wheat until market conditions change, a Canadian Wheat Board survey has found.
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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (Reuters) - Canadian farmers oppose the introduction of genetically modified wheat until market conditions change, a Canadian Wheat Board survey has found.
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Wildlife Faces Cancer Threat
Science News
ScienceDaily (June 24, 2009) — While cancer touches the lives of many humans, it is also a major threat to wild animal populations as well, according to a recent study by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). Click headline for full story.
ScienceDaily (June 24, 2009) — While cancer touches the lives of many humans, it is also a major threat to wild animal populations as well, according to a recent study by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). Click headline for full story.
As World Warms, Water Levels Dropping In Major Rivers
ScienceDaily (Apr. 22, 2009) — Rivers in some of the world's most populous regions are losing water, according to a comprehensive study of global stream flows. Click on headline for full story.The Colorado, one of the rivers in question.
Photo courtesy "The Sustainability Ninja"
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