Tag: Environment
Tobermory-area human remains from person who lived 600 years ago
Scientific testing of human remains found near Tobermory last summer have determined they belonged to an individual who lived 600 years ago. The Saugeen Ojibway Environment Office shared an update on Saturday about the remains that were found by archaeologists working in the area of Dunk’s Bay on the eastern side of the Bruce Peninsula […]
Acquisition expands Sauble Dunes Nature Reserve
The 66-acre Sauble Dunes North property increases reserve’s total size to 192 acres
Dominion Energy Falls Into The “Dispatchable” Trap Over Data Center Power
The debate over who should pay to power data centers is taking center stage all across America, from Virginia to Montana.
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Concerns persist in Grey-Bruce about conservation authority merger
Loss of local representation remains a big concern in Grey-Bruce after the Ontario government revealed that it is moving ahead with a major consolidation of conservation authorities. On Tuesday, it was announced that a new Ontario Provincial Conservation Agency governing body is being created and the province’s 36 conservation authorities will be pared down to […]
Hawaiʻi’s LNG Business Case Was Overly Optimistic & Built On A Broken Spreadsheet
The revelation that the spreadsheet behind Hawaiʻi’s headline LNG savings case appears not to include the cost of the LNG itself is the kind of finding that changes the center of gravity of an entire policy debate. The Sierra Club of Hawaiʻi press release on March 12, built around comments … [continued]
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