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Council to debate nuclear waste position - Vimarsana News

Council to debate nuclear waste position

Thunder Bay's city council will debate whether to stake out a position opposing the transportation of nuclear waste through the city.

Environment North Carolina Conservation Advocate - Vimarsana News

Environment North Carolina Conservation Advocate

Environment America está ahora contratando para el puesto de Environment North Carolina Conservation Advocate en Raleigh. Aplica hoy.

Why this Thunder Bay folk singer brought back his 1979 protest song to speak out against nuclear waste - Vimarsana News

Why this Thunder Bay folk singer brought back his 1979 protest song to speak out against nuclear waste

More than 40 years after Rodney Brown recorded Freight Train Derailed, the Thunder Bay folk singer has re-recorded the song and is releasing a music video to once again protest a plan to store nuclear waste in northwestern Ontario.

Source: cbc.ca
Environment America announces new push for 100% renewable energy in a dozen states in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Environment America announces new push for 100% renewable energy in a dozen states in 2022

Environment America launched its 2022 campaign for 100% renewable energy in 12 states on Thursday. As policymakers across the country craft their legislative priorities, the group will make the case that state-level commitments to 100% clean and renewable power should be a top priority for lawmakers in 2022.

Northwestern Ont. environmental groups worried over nuclear waste knowledge in election - Vimarsana News

Northwestern Ont. environmental groups worried over nuclear waste knowledge in election

Two environmental groups in northwestern Ontario say they are concerned federal political leaders seem to know little about a proposal to bury nuclear waste in the region.

Source: cbc.ca