| Wednesday 28 October 2009
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Hot Links Headlines| » | China aims to increase hydropower 50 per cent by 2015
Business Green: The Chinese government has reportedly pledged to increase its hydroelectric power ca ... |
| » | Fast growing salmon cleared as fit for human consumption in US
Independent: A genetically modified salmon which grows twice as fast as normal is completely safe fo ... |
| » | Energy-harvesting technology lets the train take the strain
Business Green: One of the oldest rail lines in the US will soon become home to a cutting-edge energ ... |
| » | Diverse water sources key to food security: report
Reuters: Increasingly erratic rainfall patterns related to climate change pose a major threat to foo ... |
| » | A carbon border tax can curb climate change
Financial Times: As global growth picks up after the economic crisis, carbon emissions are going bac ... |
| » | City electricity rates may rise again
Hydro Ottawa has applied to the Ontario Energy Board to increase its rates by 1.1 per cent as of Jan ... |
| » | Watson, Doucet pledges kick off mayoral race
Jim Watson promised fiscal responsibility and Clive Doucet promised to put off plans for an LRT tunn ... |
| » | Ottawa building cleared after gas leak
Two people were taken to hospital in Ottawa and a Natural Resources Canada building was evacuated af ... |
| » | Home-grown hops to flavour Quebec microbrew
The first batch of beer, made from Pontiac farmer Tim Wickens' hops crop, will be on tap later this ... |
| » | Suspicious envelopes prompt scare at Carleton
A building was evacuated at Carleton University after staff discovered two suspicious envelopes, one ... |
