EDITORIAL
ICBC: An Environmental Issue
LETTERS-PROBLEMS WITH PULP MILL REPORTS
Elk Falls Not Now Burning Coal
AOX Law Unworkable
HUMOUR
Jillions of Jobs at Stake on Kyoto - Some startling new developments into what disasters await Canada if it ratifies the Kyoto Protocol, as Prime Minister Jean Chretien has promised
NEWS
Deregulated Power Cost Soars - Ontario consumers react in shock; government backtracks
Cash and Gas for EcoReserve - GSX Pipeline and Satellite Channel Ecological Reserve 67
Charges for Pine River Spill
Heiltsuk Nation Occupies Ocean Falls Fish Farm Site
Doctors and Health Workers Protest Gas Plant
Herbicide Alert Follow Up
ANAYLTICAL REVIEW
Climate Change Revolution - The climate's in for some radical changes, but so is society
FEATURES
The Death of Frankenfoods - After Victory in Europe, It's Time to Nail the Coffin Shut
Canada uses NAFTA to avoid GE labels
Fear and Joy on the Path to Change - Was there really any hope of changing people's minds?
NAFTA Threatens Pesticides Ban
Potatoes With Heft - garden changes we should be making as a result of climate change
The Biggest Show on Earth - The World Summit on Sustainable Development
Buffalo Census 2002
Trees for Life - Restoring the Native Forests of the Scottish Highlands
Sockeye Circles
Wild Fishers, Wild Fish - Why the trollers held a protest fishery in Johnstone Strait this summer
Farmed and Dangerous
BC Fish Farms to Expand Despite Trouble - foreign-owned fish farms are ecologically unsustainable and barely profitable
2020 ACTION ALERT
Federal Intervention To Save BC's Wild Salmon
Vol.12 Number 5 - October/November 2002
EDITORIAL
LETTERS
On the Good Ship Sustainable Development
Super Appalling BC
Gentlemen, Hold Your Tire Fires!
NEWS
Mill Praises Coal as Clean Fuel
Vancouver Island Energy News - Wind Withdraws - Coal Plant - Nanaimo Gas Plant
Arsenic Hazard Admitted, Sort of
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Negotiations at the Earth Summit
World Summit of Shameful Deals
Transportation on the Move
New GM Fuel Cell Vehicle Unveils Modular Design
In Vancouver, Take out a CanCart Loaner!
Cardiff's Space Age Taxis
Curbing Diesel Fumes
Weyerhaeuser Loses Haida Appeal
See You at the Home Show!
TOOLBOX; FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
A Guide to Making Effective Use of Access to Information
Frequently Asked Questions on Federal and British Columbia FOI laws
Public Interest Environmental Law
Setbacks in CanadaSetbacks in Canada
CONSERVATION
The New Wave - Ground breaking Marine Protection for BC's Central Coast
A Guide to Define Endangered Forests in BC
Ancient Sentinels - The Rainforest Conservation Corridor for the Robson Valley
Truth Brownout on Vancouver Island
GROWING GREEN
The Zen of Garden Angst
EDITORIAL
Clear Eyed Idealism
Towards the New Economy
When it doesn't work, do it some more!
Results on BC Forest Code
LETTERS
NEWS
Cosmetic Pesticide Bans Escalate
EPA Must Protect Salmon
BC Water Act Under Siege
Earth First! Wins in Court
Ontario to Trash the Northern Boreal for Pulp
From Sludge to Hydrogen
Making it Easy to Write Letters-to-the-Editor
Climate Numbers that Count
FEATURES
Saving Water Drip by Drop
Growing Green (in the Garden, that is): Heavy Metal Discord
Towards Freedom: The G8 and Beyond
ENERGY FEATURES
Burning Proposals
Sea Breeze Tests the Wind
The Biodiesel Project: Fuelling the Eco-Revolution
Canola Diesel Additive Makes Buses Run Cleaner
TRAVEL - Tibetan Guides Reveal Country Truths
20-20 ACTION ALERT - Saying NO to US Expansion of Nuclear Weapons
OPINION
Anne's Rant On Burning Tires
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND - Living on Islands, Living by Water
POWER
Oil and War
Quotes to Savour
Coal Bed Methane
New Power Emerges from the Waves
Life in the Sea Doesn't Like Gas
Biogas Opportunities
Learning from Plants
Extension on Sour Gas Pollution
Air Index is Off the Wall
Caving in on Zero Emissions
St. Lawrence Oil and Gas Moratorium
Energy Confusion in BC's New Era
FOREST INDUSTRY
Yes, A Magic Bullet for Forest Woes
Central Coast Truce Disturbed by New Process
'Forest Renewal' BC Scrapped
Innovative Forestry Agreements, An Affront to Common Sense
WATER
Time and Rivers
The Global Water Treaty
The Taking of Canada's Water
Tips for Taking Care of Water - Solar Power for Clean Water
Water Resources for Very Small Islands
How Groundwater Gets Contaminated
Safe Water Group Offers "Virtual Town Hall" at www.safewatergroup.org
Cortes E-Team Gets Its Feet Wet
TOXICS POLICIES
Supreme Court Upholds Hudson's Local Pesticide Laws
MTBE Additive Moves in Water
Mercury - My Story
Take a Toxic Tour of Sydney
The Tar Ponds, A Tale of Canadian Corruption
Workers Target Toxins
ALSO INSIDE:
Softwood Subsidies
Mountain Pine Beetle: Natures Disaster Relief Troops
DFO Opens George's Bank to Draggers
Organic Agriculture is Inevitable
Curriculum: Sustainability - Oak and Orca School teaches for a bioregional future
The EcoCurmudgeon
2020 Action Alert - A Full Review of Salmon Aquaculture in BC
EDITORIAL
Democracy on Line
Quote of the Month
STOP THE PRESSES
Canadian Infectious Diseases Society called for a moratorium on landspreading of sewage and other biosolids
HUMOUR
Earth Increasing Exponentially - New study shows gloom unjustified, as global expansion will continue indefinitely
NEWS
Canada Signs POPs Treaty
Public Supports Grizzly-hunt Ban
Habitat Protection Bylaws on Saltspring Island
Canola Recall in Canada
BC Hydro's Got the Urge to Burn - The economics don't add up and the optics are awful
REPORT
The Real Dope on Beef Hormones - Is Canadian meat safe to eat, or just another hazard to our health?
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Save That Oystercatcher!
SPECIAL BOOK PREVIEW
Stormy Weather - "There isn't one solution to Global Climate Change ... there are 101 solutions"
ACTION
Time for DFO to Act on Habitat
FOLLOW UP
Mexico Pays, Communities Lose - Metalclad Ruling offers no relief for Free Trade fears
SPECIAL REPORT
Sewage Sludge - Valuable Biosolid or Toxic Hazard?
IN THE UNITED STATES: Landspreading Rules Under Investigation
IN BEAUTIFUL BC: Sludge Regs Ready to Roll
IN ONTARIO: A Guide to Action on Sewage Sludge
How Do You Take Action?
FEATURE
Beyond the 2 Percent Solution - Energy isn't scarce. What's scarce is the wisdom to use it wisely.
To drill or not to drill on BC's Raincoast
REPORT
What Causes Breast Cancer? - Prevention is ignored if it doesn't promise to produce big profits.
Food Cans Leach Hormones
Sun Screens Deliver More Than Advertised
LETTERS
Our ecospiritual crisis
Renewed interest
Efforts appreciated
Leadership Lacking
Inadequate protection
Vol.11 Number 2 - April/May 2001
EDITORIAL - Voting Green
NEWS
Wanted: Volunteers - The Watershed Sentinel is in need of volunteer help
Protect The Source Of Drinking Water - Market Prices for logs could have paid an extra $6 billion in five years
Stumpage Rip Off - Market Prices for logs could have paid an extra $6 billion in five years
Alcan at the Water Trough ... Again! - The Alcan plan: more water, more money ... more ... more ... more
Forester Speaks Out - Valedictorian Laurel Brewster looks to a new future for forestry
OPINION
Free Trade for Dummies - Are Canada's nearly-free trees a subsidized forest to US markets?
Democracy - The Struggle and the Dream
FEATURE
Air Pollution - What's Going On Up There? and What's It Doing Down Here?
Ozone on the Ground and in the Sky
The Particulars On Particulate
NEWS FEATURE
Canada Not Safe From Disease - Mad Cow disease measures have been woefully inadequate.
LETTERS FROM KENYA
"We Needed to Take Our Power Back." - The 2001 Global Youth Retreat in Kenya prepares for next year's Earth Summit in Africa.
TRAVEL
Seven Days with the Zapatistas
IN MEMORIUM
On Visioning - Donella Meadows, one of the authors of Limits to Growth - excerpt is from her book, Beyond the Limits.
SOAPBOX
Democracy - The struggle and the Dream
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Setting Sustainable Standards - We can repair the damage to the planet--if we want to
REPORT
Maintaining the Moratorium - Increased pressure for exploration is coming from a variety of sources.
OPINION
Should We Be Drinking Chlorine? - Chlorinated water: are short-term gains worth long-term pains?
ABOUT US
Vol.11 Number 1 - Feb /Mar 2001
EDITORIAL - Community Futures
NEWS
Metalclad NAFTA Hearing - Democracy on Trial in Vancouver in February
Turbid Water and Gastroenteritis
Mad Cow Disease on Ottawa Fields - Spill Puts Unsafe Scrapie Test Tissue into Sewage and Sludge
BC Hits Parks Target
BC Repents Its Abuse of Water - Some training, certification, and multi-stakeholder planning committees are proposed
A Strange Kettle of Fish - Male Chinook Turn Female in Columbia River
Two Pesticides Combined Linked to Parkinson's
A Magnificent Success: POPs Treaty Turns Off the Tap. The new century opens with a gift for future generations: an anti-pollution treaty based on elimination and the Precautionary Principle
Effects of POPs on Children
Courtenay Gets Ready To Roll 'Em
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
What Does Clean Really Mean?
Things to Look For When You Buy Cleaning Products and Pesticides
Some Simple Cleaning Tips
The Unvarnished Truth - Removing that pesky carpeting can reveal a wood floor that's worth saving.
FUTURES
Aquaculture Ascendant - By the end of the decade, fish farming may overtake cattle ranching as a food source.
Free-Roaming Fish
SCIENCE
Declaration on Climate Change - Greenhouse gas action solves several related problems
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
Wind Power Blows into Washington State
Energy Futures: Turning the Wheels of Progress
Geothermal Plant at Meager Mountain
LETTERS
When Life Becomes One More Commodity
Biodiversity Protection Needs Support
Multi-Aged Forest Provides Solution
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Ecoforestry Youth Initiative
REPORT
Land Conservators Gain Ground - Nature Conservancy and TimberWest join forces toward a common goal
SOAPBOX
Rainforest Cowboys Saddle Up
Vol. 10 Number 6 - Dec 2000/Jan 2001
EDITORIAL - May You Live in Interesting Times
NEWS
The Real Global Village
Urgent Appeal To Save Wildwood
BC Oil Moratorium Stays Until Science Gives Okay
When the Sludge Hits the Fields, and the Water, and the Lettuce ...
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
Power Fit for a Digital Economy
Whose Pipe Dream?
ICP, Sumas, And Pollution - Just How Dirty Are These Plants?
Natural Gas - The Upstream Downside
Shell Invests in Wind Power
SUSTAINABLE LIVING - Diving into the Car Pool
CONSERVATION - What Happened to Power Smart?
OPINION
Banging Heads with the Foresters
On the Edge of the Western Sea
Why I Hate Using Fertilizer
FEATURE
Cubans Revolutionize Organic Farming
Mexican Environmentalists Threatened
ANALYSIS - ICP, Sumas, And Pollution - Just How Dirty Are These Plants?
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND - Everyone Wins at FOCI Fund Raiser
FOOTPRINT SURVEY REPORT - Our Footprint Survey Results
EDITORIAL
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
A Toxic Break for Mines?
FREE SPEECH VICTORY - Public servants can speak out for public interest
REPORT - Trees on Drugs - Fertilizing Forests in Urban Watersheds
OPINION
Taking Care of the Kids
Children's Vulnerability Recognized
Ecotoxicity and Life Expectancy
Pesticides in the playground - Canadian Policy Ignores Children's Exposure to Environmental Pollution
Putting the Streams Back, One by One
NEWS BRIEFS - The High Price of Exploitation
Tax dollars sell asbestos
Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Acknowledges the Environment
NAFTA makes Mexico pay off waste dumper
Fish Farm Waste Fuels Toxic Algae
DFO Says Roads Wreck Fish Habitat
THE FOOTPRINT QUIZ - Measure Your Dependence on Nature
FEATURE - What's the Buzz on Beetles?
ANALYSIS - The Trail to the Money - NDP Policy, the Trees and the Greens
FEATURE - Excrement Happens - Septic System Info
ENERGY FUTURES - The Answer is Blowin' in the Wind
ENERGY FUTURES - Oil Prices Should Come as No Surprise
REPORT - The Pine River Oil Spill
OPINION - The Cost of a Job in the Mine
NEWS BRIEFS
Government Must Rule Britannia
Plutonium in Scrap Metal
Antarctic Ozone Hole Bigger than Ever
PEI Pesticides Kill Fish
Vol.10 Number 4 - Aug/Sept 2000
EDITORIAL - Mining the Taxpayer
Oops -- Out of Space Again!
NEWS SHORTS
Drinking Water and Logging - Fights for the Forest
Cleaner Gas
Sludge
Green Party Leadership Race Starts to Heat Up
Pesticide Free Zone in Halifax
The Lubicon and Daishowa
Stopping the sewage
NEWS
Waking the Tulsequah Chief
FORESTS
Watershed Solidarity in the Slocan
A Small Victory Against Herbicides
WCWC Wants Moratorium
Taking a Stand in the Elaho
Burns Lake Gets Forest Agreement
Hard Time For Protesters
Dirty Drinking Water Subsidizes BC Logging
Affirmation from an Arrested Elaho Protester
FEATURE
Endangered Species Deserve Better
Just Ice?
It's Time to Decide about Power
EXPOSE
Walkerton Sludge: A Case in Point
FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY
Harvesting Rainwater for Home Use
Sludge-Buster is a Living Machine
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
The Cortes Initiative
LETTERS
Our Readers Respond
EDITORIAL - There is Only Ourselves
NEWS
New and Improved Access to the Archives
TIME FOR CHANGE
Measuring Well Being
Enemies of Mother Russia
Tales from Mexico
NEWS FEATURE
Timber Grab on Vancouver Island
FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY
Baynes Sound Clean Up
FEATURE
Awash in the Fraser River Plume
UPDATE
Nechako Update--Still No Relief
Local Action Faces Down Telka Coal
FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY
Tire Recycling: When the Rubber Leaves the Road
Burning Rubber at the Pulp Mill
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Maps for the Salish Sea (FOCI)
FUN AND GAMES
Time to Play Bullshit Bingo!
OPINION
Variable Retention on Haida Gwaii
Blue Gold: Who Owns the Water?
POLL - Public Opposition To WTO
World Trade Wars
FEATURE
The Nuts and Bolts of Land Trusts
GM Experiment Rolls On
Vol.10 Number 2 - April/May 2000
EDITORIAL - Chocolate
NEWS
Vietnam Vets Study: Dioxin and Diabetes
Energy: Hot and Dirty or Clean and Cool?
When the Market Sees the Trees Fall, The CEOs Start to Hear
BC Greens Overthrow Leader
Aerial Spraying for Gypsy Moth at Burnaby Lake Despite New Health Evidence
Recent Sources on Bt
SALMON
Who You Gonna Call?
Excerpts of letter concerning logging practices near fish-bearing streams
FOREST NEWS
More Harris-ment
Central Coast: The Road Forks
Old Growth Falls
ABOUT CERTIFICATION
First FSC Certifications in BC
What is the Forest Stewardship Council?
RIGHT TO KNOW
When Lawns Turn Toxic
FUN AND GAMES
It's a Jungle Out There
ADVERTISEMENT
Biodiversity Publications
NEWS SHORTS
"Dirty" Hydrogen Could Foul Fuel Cell Potential
Arctic Not Cold Enough To Keep Ice
Red River Chemicals Drown Lake Winnipeg
US Organic Standards Brought Up to Mark
REPORT
The Hidden Costs of Offshore Oil
FEATURE
Big Pulp's Dirty Little Secret
Dioxin: a Top POP
Dioxin's Ill Effects
ANALYSIS
IJC Leaves Door Open to Water Sales
FROM HAIDA GWAII
Interview with Guujaaw - Haida Nation presents an overwhelming case for aboriginal title.
LETTERS - Our Readers Respond ...
Hot Compost for Sustainable Sewage
Planet Infected by the Greedy
WS OK in Y2K
Trail Highlights Hague Lake Greenery
FOCI Office Extends Hours
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
Plugging In to Clean Power
Greenpeace Buys Shell Shares to Promote Solar Power Plans
Vol.10 Number 1 - February/March 2000
EDITORIAL -Upgrade to Renewable Energy
POEM - The Fifth Day
ANALYSIS - State of the World 2000
GENETIC ENGINEERING UPDATE
Altered Foods Taken Off the Table
Canada fast-tracks altered spuds
Bt Corn Bt Soil
Rat Research
WARMING
Salmon Stocks Feel the Heat
Nuu-Chah-Nulth Act for Threatened Herring
What to do: The David Suzuki Foundation suggests the following measures to lessen use of fossil fuels
Climates of Change Congress
A Future for the Fishery
NEWS
Forestry Certification Forum
Can Whales Be Saved?
US Plutonium Flown to Chalk River by Helicopter
When is a Nature Centre a Mall Door?
ANALYSIS - Oil, Heat, and Our Agriculture
FEATURE
Salmon, Bears, and the Web of Life
Bear Management A "Disaster"
Coastal Grizzlies Under the Gun
WATER TALKS
There is No Such Thing As Surplus Water
The Half Empty Cup
Wash Water
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Forestry Mapping Makes Progress
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
Sewage Systems: Smaller is Better
Going Green on the Ocean Blue
FEATURE
How We Really Shut Down the WTO
History Made in Seattle
Vol. 9 Number 6 - December 1999/January 2000
EDITORIAL -Water Watch
POEM - December
FEATURE
WTO: The Monster in the Closet
A WTO Hit List
Call for a Green Screen of WTO
WTO Protests Unreported in US
BOOK REVIEW
Frankenstein Foods from Canadian Farms
Monsanto Gives Up On Terminator
Concerned About Genetically Engineered Foods?
OPINION
Greener Taxes are Better Taxes
Tax Shift
LETTERS - PEI Minister Says It Ain't So
SKILLS - Spreading the Word Through PR
REACH FOR UNBLEACHED SPECIAL:
The Pulp Pollution Primer; also, downloadable as a pdf file
NEWS
BC Folks Will Pay Up to Clean Up Georgia Strait
CANDU MOX Burn Nixed by US, not Us
Big Goof: Mill Emissions Twice Permit Levels
Polar Bears May Starve
Film Festival Gets Set To Roll
TOXICS, INK - Does PVC Equal RIP
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Pump, Don't Dump
FEATURE ON CLEANERS
How to Put Your Home on Detox
ANALYSIS - Decoding a Message about Oil
THE LAST WORD
Environment Act (CEPA) Falls Short
A closer look at toxicity tests
Vol. 9 Number 5 - October/November 1999
EDITORIAL - Requiem for The Disappeared
A SERIES OF SUMMER VICTORIES
Home Depot Halts Sale of Old Growth Wood Products
Global Public Rejection of Genetically Engineered Foods and Crops
Canada Might Face NAFTA Probe Over Fish
NEWS
False Advertising for Nukes
Boliden Mine Still Leaking into Spanish River
Islands Going Under
Forecast: More Oil Spills
A Victory for Fish
Mice Used in Tests May Be Resistant to Impacts
Canadian Pesticide Residues Climb
A Victory for People
Living Near Traffic Connected to Lung Cancer
Over 4,200 GE Experiments in Canada
Cascade Canyon--The Power of Nature
FEATURES
Potato Paradise Lost
PEI Pesticide Sales Report
Pumping Poison
Life On The Edge - Life is at its most abundant where land and water meet
Pressure Treated Lumber
Preserving Power Poles
LETTERS
Unbleached? It goes without saying!
Keeping it Clean While on the Road
Plenty To Beef About In Import Tariffs
TOXICS, INK
Sludge Happens
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Forest Plan Needs Support
Help Wanted for FOCI Home
MAGAZINE REVIEWS - Taking the Fast Track to the Facts
The Record
Spruce Roots
Auto-Free Times
OPINION
Tax Reduction: The Political and Corporate Bonanza
Vol. 9 Number 4 - August/September 1999
EDITORIAL -The Poisoning of Canada: Call 911
NEWS
Wind Power Joins the Grid
Island Breezes
FROM THE FORESTS, ABOUT THE TREES
BC Community Forests Begin to Materialize
Falldown: Forest Policy in British Columbia
Greenpeace to the Amazon
Home Depot Boycott
Vancouver Watershed Report - "Just Another Plan for Logging"
SPECIAL REPORT
Offshore Oil and Water Dont Mix
Maritimers oppose oil exploration
MORE NEWS
Toxic Ship Paint Must Be Banned
"Why Bother? Who Cares?" say experts
Community Vows to Protect its Forests
Logging and Resistance Continue
TOXICS, INK
Show Me The Money
Science For Hire
MORE NEWS
Opponents of Clearcuts Go To Court
Subdivision Now
Merger Raises NAFTA Spectre
FEATURES
Compost Thrives on the Rough Stuff
Rafting To The Beaufort Sea
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND
Cortes Bays Aren't Safe Yet!
FOCI builds a new home:Help Wanted
REVIEWS
Information Overload Can be Cured
Everyones Backyard
Environment Canada's S & E Bulletin
Wana Chinook Tymoo
Ecotouris--Panacea Or Eco-Opportunism?
FEATURES
Dear Paul Martin: Yes, You CAN Lead Us to a Tax Shift!
Access Open with CanExplore
Vol. 9 Number 3 - June/July 1999
On Yugoslavia - Depleted Uranium, Depleted Morals - EDITORIAL
"Peace" Plan Promoted War
To Slay a Dragon: GM Foods
Greenhouse Gases Can be Reduced
SPEC Presents 11-Point Plan For Climate Change
Trade Off On the Peoples' Lands
Cheviot Mine Permit Struck Down
Future Generations Will Go to Court
TOXICS, INK
Let Them Eat Plastic
Chemical Leaches
Accidental Discovery
Where's The Beef?
Alcan Feeds While Nechako Chokes
The Heart of Turtle Island
Put the Pests to Rest-Without Toxics
Streams retain pesticides
Nukes in Canada's Heartland
"Problem" reactors shut down-but only temporarily
Nukes & Rad Waste from Sea to Sea
Tests Crack Coral
Quisling Governments
Our Readers Write
FRIENDS OF CORTES ISLAND SECTION
The Evolution of Ecoforestry
Markets Lined Up for First Eco-Certified Forest in BC
North Island MacBlo Gets CSA Nod
LIFEship 2000
Death Sentence for Greenwich Park
Vol. 9 Number 2 - April/May 1999
Defenders of the Good Earth - EDITORIAL
Tobin Tax Motion Passes in Ottawa!
Exxon Valdez Memorial Moratorium For A Clean Energy Future
HAVE YOU HEARD?
CANDU? Maybe not ...
Wells face shortages
Basking Sharks Pay the Price
Harnessing the Wind
Ottawa to study toxins
Experts oppose modified maize
MacBlo Gains in Land Grab
Park Area Threatened by Gravel Pit Plan
NEWS FROM THE BC FOREST FRONT
MoF "Rationalization" on Sunshine Coast
Workers sue MoF
FSC Standards for BC
Protest hits Home Depot
Democracy Discovered in Sludge Dump
GLOBAL WARMING
Soil Tested as Carbon-Catcher
Greenland ice melting
Methane on the menu
Cool trend ends
Head for the hills!
Chemicals Contribute to Salmon Crisis
For Vietnam, the War is Still at Home
Back in the USA, Ranch Hand Study Skewed
Reflections on a Decade of Activism
TOXICS, INK
Name The Real Pests
Do You Know What You're Eating?
Alar(m) raised again
Wheat are we protecting?
Rain, Rain Go Away
Going for a Song
Stikine - The Great River
Train Dreaming
Gov't Gives CanFor a Cut of Cortes
Low Tech Self Help in Guatemala
Island Victory in Sewage Appeal
Removing the Barriers One by One
Vol. 9 Number 1 - February/March 1999
EDITORIAL
Thanks, Subscribers - Some good news for this magazine and our readers
River Of Words Contest
NEWS FROM THE CLEARCUT FRONTS
Beehive Burners Keep On Burning
N American Corps Say "No" to Old Growth Products
Russian Mill Swears Off Old Growth
Clayoquot Chop for Eco-Sale
Kootenay Eco-Logging
After the Mud Slides, Avalanches in the Slocan Valley
Juice Box Makers Stall Product Stewardship
Burns Bog: Politicians Test the Winds and Turn Tail
Will the Salmon Come Home?
Fish Habitat Plan Full of Loopholes
Bering Sea Changes Threaten Groundfish
Focus On Pine Falls: Power And Politics Along The Winnipeg River
Ontario Parks Threatened by Land Plan
NEWS ON NUKES
Germany Proceeds with Nuke Phase-out
Nuclear Seepage Found
Largest-Ever Damages
Tumbleweed Troubles
Hot Ants Exterminated
"Hundreds" With Illnesses
Labour of Love for Somenos Marsh
Georgia Strait Abundance - From the Brim to the Dregs
Stream Repairs To Bring the Salmon Home
Time To Re-evaluate LC50s?
Something Fishy About Nonylphenols
Toxics, Ink - Good News/Bad News
Protecting the Great Blue Herons
NEWS SHORTS
BST Down But Not Yet Out
Workers Remove Toxic Truck Parts
Fish Farmers On the Dole Again
Harnessing the Wind
Ottawa Initiates $40 Million Toxic Study
Ottawa Backs Off On Burning Warheads
There Goes the Weather - Global Warming, Ice Ages And Ozone Holes
Report from Nairobi on POPs
Vol. 8 Number 6 - December 1998/January 1999
EDITORIAL - Corporate Milking
MB Drops Out of Greenwash Group
Government Says "Trash Toxic Toys"
Washington State to Eliminate Persistent Pollutants
Union Environment Recycling to Protect Salmon
1st Vote on Democracy and Corporations
CPR! To the Rescue!
BC Still Green, New Poll Shows
Green Party Ties NDP
Swan Hills Fined for Toxic Releases
Antarctic Ozone Depletion Sets New Size Record
Quarantine or Spray in Gypsy Blackmail
The Right To Mine
Learning How to Fish Selectively
Dear Watershed Sentinel
MB's Crocodile Tears
Of the MIA and MIA
Poplar Plantations Are Bad News for Bears
Greens Demand Herring Closure
Tax-For Double Dividends
Does Your Shampoo APE Hormones?
Agent Orange to Terminator Seeds
Rural Traditions - Seed for the Future
Some Thoughts on Saving Seeds
Land Claims Milestones
The Nisga'a Treaty - An Analysis By David Boyd
Coffee Thrives Under Canopy of Trees
Become a Watershed Sentinel Sustaining Subscriber
Vol. 8 Number 4 & 5 - August/November 1998
Editorial - Hope & Despair
Victory on Tordon at the Environmental Appeal Board
Nike PVC Phase-Out
NGOs Unite for Atlantic Salmon
Massive Illegal Driftnets in Mediterranean
Nuclear Legacy
Penile Defect Rises for US Baby Boys
BC Waste Management Act Appeal Process Revised
A Clean Future Moves Closer
Polar Bears Undergo Man-made Sex Change
Coho Closure in Troubled Waters
Species at Risk of Extinction
"Significant" Numbers Of Coho Killed
Coho Plan Called Failure
Many Praise Closure
Nafta Investigation
The DFO's Plan for Coho Recovery
UFAWU Courts Minister
Fisheries Act Not Enforced
Langley Fish Deaths Number In Thousands
Salmon In The City
Fish Face Hotter Water
Fraser River Sockeye - Historic Data Plus 1998 Projections
Aquaculturists Want End To Moratorium
Scots Say Farmed Salmon Threaten Trout
Fraser River Water Too Hot For Sockeye
Only Closed Loop Fish Farms for BC
Fish Farms Hit Bottom in New Brunswick
Studies Focus on Greenhouse Gases
Decline in Marine Life
Klein In Denial
Power Comes on the Wind
Toxics, Ink
Meltdown in Antarctica
Aussies Protect Frogs from Glyphosates
Pesticides Place PEI Potatoes in Peril
Bats Make the Best Neighbours
Challenge at Crofton
Eagles Pay a High Price
The Perils of Gene Splicing
No Labels (Yet) For Altered Food
Strange Genes Alter Ingredients
Inventing a Better System
Miners Strike it Rich With NDP
The Changing Face of Forestry
Island Journey
On Working with MB
Forest Practices in Clayoquot Sound
Seven Recommendations From Friends Of Clayoquot Sound
Nuu-chah-nulth Face the Future
Can Wildlife and Logging Co-exist?
Sewage Appeal On Track
Twin Islands Sold to Anonymous Purchaser
Helping Heal the Land
Ideas for Free at EarthFEST '98
The Vampire Child Comes Home
Free Trade Springs a Leak
Canada in Conflict, Past and Present
Pesticides Place Children at Risk
Chemical Cocktails Th2eaten Pets
Car Taxes: Speed Up, or Slow Down?
Money Talks In Science Research
Vol. 8 Number 3 - June/July 1998
Editorial
MB Thinks Again About Clearcutting
US Organic Standards Salvaged
Lubicon and Other Consumer Boycotts Legal
Cancer Up or Down? Studies Differ
Tragedy for Many - Toxic in Bleached Flour Gives ALS
Fish Farm Disease
Counting Dead Fish
Slow Growth for Banff
Antarctic Ice Shelf Breaking Up
Kemano Kemano Kemano - Cheslatta Take Alcan and Government to Court
The Slocan - A Watershed Case
Sunshine Coast Voters Reject MoF Watershed Control
Satellite Images Bear Witness to Interfor's Destruction
Journal of A Rain Forest Protector
West Coast Offshore Oil - The Money and the Moratorium
Electricity: the Guiding Force - Part 2 of 3
Something New Under the Sun How the Net killed the MAI
Trouble in 2000
Send a Message to Junk-mailers: STOP!
Projected Demand for Fibre
Watching Birds Across Canada
Scotch Broom
Environmental Link to Breast Cancer
Tooth Plastic Stunts Male Sexual Growth
Biological Controls Not Harmless
Boycott Could Revive Spraying
Forest Code "Part of a Master Plan"
BC Government Flunks in Forestry
Never too late to say you care!
Vol. 8 Number 2 - April/May 1998
Editorial - MAI: They'll be back. So will we.
Saving Homes for Great Blue Herons
Product Stewardship
Calgary goes IPM
Hot Pigeons
Feds Make Dry Cleaners Clean Up
Kids Not Safe from Insecticide Chlorpyrifos</ >
Councils Fight Herbicide Spray on CPR Tracks
Civil Rights Trumps Emissions Trading
BC Forest Practices Code Gutted
Heritage Chickens
Watershed Referendum
Green Truce?
Sperm Counts Drop
Smart Count Goes Up
Who To Leave Out
Coho Survival Still Threatened
Wild Salmon Rescue
First Nations Defend Herring Futures
A "Win-Win" Strategy for Auto Use
Stopping the Slug Stampede
Gas Plant vs. The People
Workplace Roulette - New research identifies carcinogens in the workplace.
Cancer Linked to PVC
The Real Costs of sing Cars - parking, real estate, and accident risk
But are cars the worst culprits?
Global Warming Where You Live
One Earth, One Life
Leadership Initiative For Earth (LIFE)
A "Last Chance" Forestry Meeting
Hague Lake Park on Cortes Island
Building the StoneHemp Wall
Industrial Hemp Legal in Canada
The Ice Storm
Subs better than Subsidy
West Coast Welcome
In Cougar Country
News from the World of Hemp
National Anti-SLAPP Campaign
Gender Benders Launch
Calendar
Vol. 8 Number 1 - February/March 1998
Editorial - "Dad, How Big Is A Tennis Ball?"
And Now the Weather
Kyoto May Be a Turning Point
Taking It Easy on the Fraser
Historic Antarctic Protedtion Becomes Law
Smooth Moves
It's About Our Kids' Health
Ontario Hits Sour Note On Harmonization
Hanford Radiation Hits Groundwater
Banana Workers Finally Get Cash
US Companies Promise To Buy Green
California Redwood Permit
Government Burns Citizens on Beehive Burners
Children and Asthma: Risk Greatest From Smallest Particles
Aluminum: What's The Cost?
Vancouver Island Land Use Plan
Container Law Breaks Cabinet Bottleneck
Feds Win Environment Power in Court
Fuel Cell Contracts
A Kettle of Fish
Kids' Health and Toxic Chemicals
Twin Islands Protest
Purcell Mountain Caribou
Quality Fishing For Skeena Sockeye
Opponents Attack APEC Agenda
Jobs: The Dark and Cruel Theatre
The Watershed Sentinel has lost its postal subsidy
Calendar
Vol. 7 Number 6 - Dec 1997/Jan 1998
Editorial
Referendum on Pickering's Nukes
An End to Chlordane and Heptachlor
Honeybees & Genetically Engineered Canola
Toxic Toys - Follow Up On Greenpeace Findings
Tests Confirm High Lead Levels in Toys
Perry Ridge Injunction Overturned
Ethyl Wields NAFTA Club
Earth First! Tries The FBI
Global Warming: Signs Of Change
Signs of Change: The Heat is On
Great Lakes Losing Water
The Canadian North Feels the Heat
Oil Patch Subsidies Can Change Climate
Canadians Call for Action
Herring Alliance Wants Commercial Roe Herring Fishery Out of Georgia Strait
Compound in Diesel Exhaust May Cause
San Francisco Cuts Pesticide Use
Children of Nuclear Workers Get More Cancer
Liver Damage from HCFCs
Multinationals - Their Rise And Fall
Water Wise Filters
Lindane, An Unnecessary Poison
Roundup:
Glyphosate: What is it? What does it do?
The Problems With Roundup
Does Roundup Damage Non-Target Species?
Annotated Bibliography of Glyphosate Damage
Roundup-Ready Cotton Fails
20 Minutes a Month to Save the World
Greenpeace Cutbacks
Friends of Cortes Island AGM Report
Life Boat for Youth
Hope for Home, Giving the Land a Voice, Mapping our Home Places
The Ballenas/Winchelsea Archipelago
Why BC Forestry Must Change
No Nukes is Good Nukes
Explosion at Hanford
Vol. 7 Number 5 - Oct/Nov 1997
EDITORIAL - An Enemy in Need
Greece Starts Solar Age
Feds Scrap Herbal Regs
New Test For Chemicals
Cheap New Energy
Don't Worry, Make Money
Antarctic Ice Shrinking
Ozone Pact
Household Smog
Fish Farm Alliance
Toxic Toys - Greenpeace Finds Hazardous Chemicals In Vinyl Children's Toys
Government and Broken Promises
Community Control of Forests
Scorched Earth Costs Jobs
Surprise Search Reveals Risks
Nechako Deja Vu - No More Water for the River
DNA-Snippers Create New Critters
OOPS! Canola Seed Recalled
Cancer Trends - Bleak Picture
Hitch Hiking Birds
Microwaves Cooking the Planet
Cell Phone Hazards
Tenure, Common Ground, and Democracy
Vancouver Island's Forests At The Crossroads
Putting the Rights of Money Above the Laws of Nation
Fish Farms Get Cautious Pass
Baikal Seals Point to Pollution
Vol. 7 Number 4 - Aug/Sept 1997
EcoGarden Victory
Water and Jobs in the Slocan Valley
Denman Forest - Sold To Gabriola Logger
Gulf Bio-War Bills Come Due
French Troops Escaped Toxic Effects
Reward For Diseased Farmed Salmon
A Victory For Whales In A Worrying World
French Greens' Success
Environment And Health!
Dutch Green Growth
Fish Scientists Speak Out
Creel Survey: Non-detect On Coho
Starting Fires In Hell - by Professor Michael D. Wallace
Why CANDU Can't Do Plutonium Burn-Up
Greenpeace Radiation Leakage Data Confirmed
Fishing, Yachting Banned
Hydro Admits Dumping
Dodging the Disruptors
Hormone Disruptors in Household Soap
A Victory For Fish On The Iskut And Stikine
Fall 1997 Conferences
Eco-Tourism
Paint Info
Hot, Eh? - Environment Canada Reports
Clearcutting Wildlife
The Effect Of Clearcutting On Our Local Water Courses
Enviro-Laws Being Ignored
PCB Import Rule Struck Down
A New Look at Ecoforestry
MAI is NAFTA on Steroids
European Beef Ban Illegal
Vol. 7 Number 3 - June/July 1997
Green Computers
Canadian Pulp Fiction
Clark Responds to Greenpeace
Plutonium Imports
Hot Water
North Korea To Take Waste
Remembering Chernobyl
Weeding Out the Chemicals
Taking Stock of Salmon
The Fishery
Vol. 7 Number 2 - April/May 1997
BC Streams Trashed
Protecting the Headwaters
The Destruction of our Streams
Caucus Issues: A Challenge to the Forest Industry
Bears... or Boutiques? At Jumbo Glacier
Victory for Human Health: Sulphur Dioxide Prededent
Between Loss and Disaster - Old Growth
Blowdown at Cathedral Grove
BC's Blue Herons at Risk
Why Care About the Marbled Murrelet?
Trees For Life
Tally Ho! Let the Machines Do the Fetching
Oiled Birds
Dying For Fries on PEI
Spending Billions to Destroy the Future
