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Active logging operation spoiling one of BC’s last spotted owl sanctuaries says Wilderness Committee
BC has a dirty secret: coal is the dirtiest fossil fuel of all and BC is North America’s biggest coal exporter.
The provincial Budget offered little relief to British Columbia’s beleaguered environment.
The Wilderness Committee is pleased to officially welcome our newest addition to the Victoria Office.
Confidential government document reveals BC ignoring science, failing to protect Muk Muk’s home
The Wilderness Committee and Sierra Club BC warned that the BC government’s 2010 Throne Speech could lead to lower environmental standards, a renewed gold-rush on contentious run-of-river developments, big dam construction and new coal mine development – all detrimental to BC’s environmental wellbeing.
Wild Pacific salmon – sockeye, coho, chum, chinook and pink – have always been at the heart of life and culture on the coast of British Columbia. But now, as wild salmon numbers decline steeply, the very existence of our once mighty salmon runs is at stake.
The Wilderness Committee is praising the government for proposed protection of key endangered Coastal Douglas-fir ecosystems, and wants the process to go further and include all the parcels of Crown Land on the east side of Vancouver Island.
Groups working to stop the construction of new waste incineration facilities in Metro Vancouver were pleased to learn about a major change in leadership in Metro Vancouver’s Waste Management Committee.
Coalition calls on province to “go for gold” with proposed cosmetic pesticide ban
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