[01/28/2008]
Importation of Inert Fill for the Purpose of Rehabilitation
Minor changes are being proposed to Policy A.R. 6.00.03 regarding the Importation of Inert Fill for the Purpose of Rehabilitation. The Policies and Procedures Manual is intended to assist Ministry of Natural Resources staff... [More Details]

[01/28/2008]
Brownfields Regulation - Qualified Persons
The Ontario Ministry of the Environment is proposing to amend Ontario Regulation 153/04 made under the Environmental Protection Act (EPA) to change the provisions... [More Details]

[01/18/2008]
BC Amends Contaminated Sites Monitoring Procedures
A new Strategy will streamline management of reports required for contaminated sites legal instruments (Certificates of Compliance), remediation conditions imposed by the ministry... [More Details]

[01/18/2008]
Province Requires Professional Involvement in Land Remediation and Reclamation Work
Albertans can be assured that all land remediation and reclamation is completed to the same high standard of excellence. Since January 1, members of six... [More Details]

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[01/30/2008]
Lake cleanup costs should be reflected in provincial budget: Liberals
Manitoba's Liberal party wants the government's next budget to spell out the cost of cleaning up Lake Winnipeg. The NDP government has started including "environmental... [Full Story]

[01/29/2008]
Changing Skyline: Thanks - but no thanks
City keeps its view narrow, rejecting a N. Phila. resident-friendly plan. Inquirer Architecture Critic Pia Varma and Steven Nebel... [Full Story]

[01/23/2008]
Arsenic issue in New Brunswick lake sediment
Environment Canada has released data regarding sediment and fish samples taken from a limited area of the lake around NB Power's Grand Lake Generating Station... [Full Story]

[01/23/2008]
Winnipeg Fire Inspectors assigned to target vacant and derelict buildings
In order to enforce safety standards for vacant buildings, three Winnipeg Fire Department personnel will be temporarily reassigned to conduct inspections of properties currently on the City's Vacant... [Full Story]

[01/20/2008]
New York Capital Region Cities Funded to Restore Riverfronts
The state of New York's Restore NY grant program has awarded millions to Capital Region cities to support the redevelopment of waterfront areas and decaying urban blocks... [Full Story]

[01/14/2008]
EPA Terminates Negotiations with Dow Chemical
EPA Region 5 has stopped its negotiations with Dow Chemical aimed at a settlement to conduct a study and interim cleanup actions for dioxin contamination... [Full Story]

[01/14/2008]
Underwear Insurer Agrees To Pay For Environmental Cleanup
The American International Specialty Lines Insurance Company (AISLIC) has agreed to pay $42.5 million to clean up contamination at four industrial facilities... [Full Story]

[01/11/2008]
Explosive Hazwaste Removed From Massachusetts Superfund Site
A time critical removal action was started by federal authorities this week at the Nuclear Metals, Inc. Superfund site in Concord Massachusetts... [Full Story]

[01/05/2008]
Twice the house ... half the price
Ex-Torontonians find lip-smacking real estate bargains are available in a truly urban setting... [Full Story]

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