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Heiltsuk Nation's clean energy conversion efforts put rest of B.C. to shame | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

Heiltsuk Nation's clean energy conversion efforts put rest of B.C. to shame | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

The Haíɫzaqv Nation has installed heat pumps in a third of the homes in its isolated coastal community in an ongoing bid to establish a clean energy future and eliminate energy poverty.

The fight for British Columbia's forests | Food and Environment Reporting Network - Vimarsana News

The fight for British Columbia's forests | Food and Environment Reporting Network

On a chilly afternoon last autumn, I padded down a faint path beneath a grove of hemlock trees in British Columbia’s inland temperate rainforest.

Burning Up: The Controversial Biofuel Threatening BC's Last Inland Forests - Vimarsana News

Burning Up: The Controversial Biofuel Threatening BC's Last Inland Forests

The wood-pellet industry is booming. Will it push old-growth ecosystems to the brink?

New Oceana-Supported Research Reveals a Few Companies are to Blame for a Big Share of Crimes at Sea - Vimarsana News

New Oceana-Supported Research Reveals a Few Companies are to Blame for a Big Share of Crimes at Sea

New research prepared for Oceana’s Transparent Oceans Initiative has, for the first time ever, used global data to analyze the links between illegal fishing and other maritime crimes like forced labor, drug trafficking, and money laundering, finding fishing-related crime is highly concentrated and sanctions are often inadequate. The team of researchers, led by Dr. Dyhia ...

Oceana, Inc.: New Oceana-Supported Research Reveals a Few Companies are to Blame for a Big Share of Crimes at Sea - Vimarsana News

Oceana, Inc.: New Oceana-Supported Research Reveals a Few Companies are to Blame for a Big Share of Crimes at Sea

Study finds one-third of illegal activities at sea in global database can be traced to just 20 companies and 450 industrial vessels out of the tens of thousands of industrial vessels on the oceanWASHINGTON