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Carl Sauvageau

Insights into environmental protection efforts in Nunavik

September 22, 2023
News, Remediation

By Christine Nakoolak, Carl Sauvageau and Charlie Watt Inuit have always been connected to the natural environment (Avataa). [1] Two of us, Christine Nakoolak and…

Ontario engineers advocate for increased use of recycled materials

George Brown College launches new programs to build green workforce

New funds for remediating damaged wetlands across Alberta

Science, engineering and art merge to shine a light on airborne pollution

GTA industrial facility achieves zero-carbon building design certification

Clearing Canada’s Hot Air: Are we up to the task?

Clearing Canada’s Hot Air: Are we up to the task?

Cleanup project provides insights into puzzling complexities of PFAS

Environment Journal launches “History of the Environment” timeline on Earth Day

Market Watch: Powerful leadership during political turmoil

Elbows up for responsible environmental management in mining

Sustainable buildings don’t cost more—but inaction does

Carl Sauvageau

Insights into environmental protection efforts in Nunavik

New funds for remediating damaged wetlands across Alberta

Science, engineering and art merge to shine a light on airborne pollution

GTA industrial facility achieves zero-carbon building design certification

Clearing Canada’s Hot Air: Are we up to the task?

ArcelorMittal in Que. faces 200 charges under the Fisheries Act