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Climate change: N.S. releases plan to cut emissions, reach climate goals - Vimarsana News

Climate change: N.S. releases plan to cut emissions, reach climate goals

Nova Scotia released a wide-ranging plan Wednesday aimed at helping it meet climate goals enshrined in legislation last year.

Popular Dartmouth wetland cleared for development project - Vimarsana News

Popular Dartmouth wetland cleared for development project

Cutting and clearing has begun for a major housing development project in Dartmouth that has left many residents unhappy.

Logging could continue in Annapolis County forest despite identification of species at risk - Vimarsana News

Logging could continue in Annapolis County forest despite identification of species at risk

Environmentalists in Annapolis County say they have discovered several species at risk in a large wooded area of Crown land that's also scheduled for logging.

Source: cbc.ca
Environmental groups denounce anti-carbon tax PC fundraising campaign - Vimarsana News

Environmental groups denounce anti-carbon tax PC fundraising campaign

Some environmental groups are unhappy that Nova Scotia's minister of environment and climate change is fronting an anti-carbon tax campaign to raise funds for the PC Party of Nova Scotia.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa unveils details of Nova Scotia carbon tax that will take effect next summer - Vimarsana News

Ottawa unveils details of Nova Scotia carbon tax that will take effect next summer

Ottawa will impose a carbon tax on consumer fuels in Nova Scotia next year, after the provincial government refused to develop its own pricing scheme. But the federal government says rebate cheques will offset price increases for most people.

Source: cbc.ca