| Government of Canada Invests in Carbon Capture and Storage Technology |
Canada moved forward today with its plan to advance clean energy technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. ...more |
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| THREE ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS RECEIVE GO GREEN FUNDING |
The Government of Saskatchewan is providing Go Green funding for three new projects that address the Fund's priority areas of biodiversity, education and awareness, greenhouse gas emissions reduction and water conservation. ...more |
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| NET METERING REBATE PROGRAM EXTENDED |
The province's Go Green Fund has committed an additional $2.9 million to support environmentally preferred power generation options and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Saskatchewan. ...more |
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| SASKATCHEWAN STUDENTS CREATE WINNING ENVIRONMENTAL ART WORK |
Prince Philip School in Saskatoon is on a roll. One of its Grade 8 students has been chosen as first-place Saskatchewan winner in the 2011 Energy and the Environment Art Contest. In 2010. ...more |
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| New program could help cut parking lot power costs in half |
SaskPower has introduced an energy efficiency program aimed at reducing the amount of electricity used by block heaters in parking lots.
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| Education can Change the Climate |
Welcome to CanChange.ca, the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s microsite about the United Nations Climate Conference. Our delegation includes education professionals that want to cover your topics of interest at this Nov. 29-Dec. 10 gathering in Cancún, Mexico. Complete our survey so that we can be your “eyes and ears” at COP 16!
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