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Corona Canada creates Plastic Collecting Billboard as part of ongoing commitment to help remove waste from shorelines and waterways - Vimarsana News

Corona Canada creates Plastic Collecting Billboard as part of ongoing commitment to help remove waste from shorelines and waterways

/CNW/ - Corona Canada is committed to helping protect and raise awareness for Canada's natural environment. As a continuation of this commitment, the brand has...

Tru Earth Tackles Household Cleaning Products and Packaging Trash - Vimarsana News

Tru Earth Tackles Household Cleaning Products and Packaging Trash

The world may never reach zero waste, especially as production and consumption of convenient consumer products and their packaging surges.

Ocean Wise Shoreline Cleanup welcomes one millionth - Vimarsana News

Ocean Wise Shoreline Cleanup welcomes one millionth

Special events in Vancouver, Toronto and Halifax to mark the occasion on September 17...

Ocean Wise Shoreline Cleanup welcomes one millionth volunteer on International Coastal Cleanup Day - Press Release - Vimarsana News

Ocean Wise Shoreline Cleanup welcomes one millionth volunteer on International Coastal Cleanup Day - Press Release

CANADA, Sept. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Ocean Wise, a leading global ocean conservation organization, marks an impactful milestone by welcom

Threat to killer whales highlighted in case of B.C. diver who got too close for comfort - Vimarsana News

Threat to killer whales highlighted in case of B.C. diver who got too close for comfort

A conservationist whose photographs helped secure the largest fine in Canadian history against a B.C. man accused of getting too close to killer whales says strong penalties are needed to protect the magnificent mammals.

Source: cbc.ca