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A “Green” Transition Doesn’t Need to Cost Communities and the Planet

January 25, 2024–Corina Brdar

Campaigns and advocacy•Land-use planning•Reduce Your Footprint•Stewardship and restoration

Contaminated tailings pond, Elliot Lake © MrFussyFont CC BY 2.0

Ontario is in a mining boom due to the urgent need to wean ourselves off fossil fuels. A transition towards renewable – also known as green – energy is essential ...

Make Way For Pits and Quarries!

October 4, 2019–Anne Bell

Conservation News•Protected Places

Here we go again. Relentless in the pursuit of its “open for business” agenda the Government of Ontario wants to weaken protections for nature in order to fast-track development across ...

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