Dear Larry,
Time’s running out to show your support for the Peel!
An historic decision is about to be made about the future of Yukon’s world-famous
Peel Watershed. The Yukon Government is about to throw out six years of hard work and compromise by a diverse range of stakeholders on the Peel Commission's proposed management plan for the region, in favour of a proposal they developed unilaterally which would allow roads and surface access throughout the region.
The battle for the protecting Peel Watershed has become as much an issue of
supporting democracy as it is one of protecting the landscape. Speak up now to protect the Peel.
We need YOUR voice to support the Peel Commission’s Final Recommended Plan
for the Peel. If we don’t act now to protect the Peel, it will be too late. Take action NOW! |
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Time's Running out to Protect the Peel!
Friday, February 15, 2013
Starving Polar Bears (podcast)
living on earth
Polar Bears have long been the poster species for the problem of climate change. But a new paper in Conservation Letters argues that supplemental feeding may be necessary to prevent polar bear populations from going extinct. Polar bear expert Andrew Derocher from the University of Alberta joins Host Steve Curwood to discuss how we can save the largest bear on the planet. Details here.
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Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference
On February 19 - 22, 2013 the Alberta Prairie Conservation Forum and the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists will jointly host the 10thPrairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference (PCESC). Details here.
PLT photo (r.) Cape May Warbler. "Use of certain insecticides to control spruce budworms
causes steep declines in Cape May Warbler numbers. Logging, especially in the western portion of the
species' range, may eventually pose risks to the Warbler
because of reduced availability of the mature forests needed to support
spruce budworms." (Source - Cornell Lab of Ornithology)
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Chalk River's Spent Reactor Rods to be Shipped Through Valley
Ottawa Citizen
'Expedited' approval being sought for shipment of highly radioactive material. Details here.
PLT: PSSST...Government of Canada...news flash....Nuclear is not "alternative" or "sustainable" energy! It is misguided, expensive and dangerous. Find another way!
Obama Climate Change Poll Finds Majority Supports 'Significant Steps' To Tackle Problem
Huffington Post
WASHINGTON -- A wide majority of Americans support President Barack Obama's call to take action on climate change, according to polling…Details here.
Six Unions: One Voice
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
This Wednesday, February 13, the six unions operating on the University of Manitoba campus will unite with one voice. Details here.
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