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T he Canadian government says it will be following Barack Obama's lead at next week's Copenhagen climate summit – and propose no more, no less. In a speech to a business audience Friday, Environment Minister Jim Prentice said Canada would align its policy...
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The political funds scandal involving the family of Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama has apparently spread to his brother as Kunio Hatoyama, a former internal affairs and communications minister, has been found to have received a large sum of money from...
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Calgary police are looking for a self-proclaimed white supremacist and a teenager suspected of leaving explosive devices outside an apartment unit that later detonated in a nearby parking lot. Calgary city council rejected adding funding for new transit...
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Actress Lucy Lawless and climate scientist Jim Salinger are heading to Parliament with a cheque for Prime Minister John Key. The pair plan to give Mr Key nearly $5,000 and a boarding pass to help to get him to the climate change talks in Copenhagen next...
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This is not a problem simply for consumers; it is a challenge that requires national leadership, greater responsibility from industry and a dramatic shift towards treating waste as a resource. Recycling is considered to be one of the most important environmental...
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Ministers have released details of the review teams who will look into Environment Canterbury's poor performance. Last month, Environment Minister Nick Smith said ECan would be investigated because of slow resource consent processing, poor management...
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Mexico might host a conference that could lead to a deal replacing the Kyoto Protocol if December's meeting in Copenhagen fails to do so, Mexico's Environment Minister Juan Rafael Elvira Quesada said Thursday. "If Copenhagen misses the goal and Mexico...
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The Save the Mary River Coordinating Group says it is appalled Queensland Premier Anna Bligh will not meet residents' requests for further assistance after Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett dumped the Traveston Crossing Dam. Mary Valley residents...
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Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett says Queensland's controversial $1.8 billion Traveston Crossing Dam should not go ahead. "After considering the Traveston Dam proposal and the best available scientific evidence and other material ... Traveston...
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The policy includes a landmark scheme for recycling computers and televisions, with householders able to drop off used computers and TVs for recycling free of charge, Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett announced today. "Under the new product stewardship...
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