La déforestation au Canada : remettons les pendules à l’heure
Il ne fait aucun doute que la déforestation est un grave problème mondial ayant des […]
Read MoreSetting the record straight on deforestation in Canada
There’s no question that deforestation is a serious global issue with climate change consequences. The […]
Read MoreLa plupart des cartons d’emballage canadiens contiennent maintenant 100 % de matières recyclées
La plupart des matériaux d’emballage de papier et de carton fabriqués aujourd’hui par les usines canadiennes […]
Read MorePress Release – Most Canadian packaging board now 100% recycled content
Most of the paper packaging material made by Canadian mills today is 100% recycled content. […]
Read MoreQue signifie réellement « 100 % réutilisables et recyclables, ou récupérables là où des solutions de rechange viables ne seront pas en place »?
Ce sont les termes utilisés dans la Charte sur les plastiques dans les océans que […]
Read MoreWhat does “100% reusable, recyclable, or, where viable alternatives do not exist, recoverable” actually mean?
These are the words in the Ocean Plastics Charter that Canada signed along with other […]
Read MoreClimate change demands that our focus should be on improving paper and organics recovery, not fiddling around with plastic straws
Yes, plastic litter (any litter for that matter) and marine pollution is terrible, and we […]
Read MoreThe ‘worst performers’ in waste management in Canada: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
Three provinces lag significantly behind the others in solid waste management in Canada: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, […]
Read MoreCanada’s ‘middle performers’ in waste management: Quebec, New Brunswick, and Ontario
Three provinces sit in the middle of Canada’s waste disposal charts. But because two of […]
Read MoreBritish Columbians and Nova Scotians are Canada’s best recyclers
Nova Scotia might have the country’s highest diversion rate as a province (44%) but British […]
Read MoreCanada’s waste diversion rate slowly inches higher
A diversion rate of 27% might not sound too impressive but it’s better than the […]
Read MoreWhere\’s the garbage coming from?
Municipal politicians love to point to “industry” as the main contributor to Canada’s waste stream. […]
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