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Billions of litres of water are used yearly by Quebec's mining and metal industry, data reveals - Vimarsana News

Billions of litres of water are used yearly by Quebec's mining and metal industry, data reveals

Quebec has lifted the veil of secrecy around the province’s biggest water users, revealing that billions of litres of water are used in a year by the mining and metal industry, along with pulp and paper manufacturing.

Source: cbc.ca
You Can Ride Flying Bikes Through The Forest Only 90 Minutes From Montreal This Summer - Vimarsana News

You Can Ride Flying Bikes Through The Forest Only 90 Minutes From Montreal This Summer

You've heard of mountain biking, but treetop biking? Yes, you totally read that right. Au Diable Vert's unique VéloVolant activity lets you pedal your way down cables suspended between trees at its mountain resort in the beautiful town of Sutton, Quebec.While Quebec's stunning parks offer up lots of biking experiences, none truly measure up to the adventure of soaring in the tree canopy of the province's deciduous forests.Au Diable Vert also promises views of waterfalls and the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Province should do more to protect dwindling caribou populations, urges Nature Québec - Vimarsana News

Province should do more to protect dwindling caribou populations, urges Nature Québec

Posted: Jan 02, 2021 9:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 2 The population of woodland caribou of the mountain ecotype in the Gaspé numbered 1000, in the 1950's. Quebec's wildlife ministry estimates there are just 75 left.(Denis Desjardins/SEPAQ) Quebec is expected to release a strategy for caribou conservation this spring, but some environmental groups are advocating for more ambitious measures before it's too late. A report by the Quebec Forest, Wildlife and Parks Ministry shows a decline in caribou populations in several regions of Quebec. In the Val D'Or region, there are fewer...

Source: cbc.ca