About This Issue

Features:

  • Environmental Consultants: Good guys or corporate guns?

  • Special Section: James Bay hydroelectric projects

    • Mega-mistakes

    • Elizabeth May on James Bay

    • Cree Chief Matthew Coon Come explains the permanent effects of the megaprojects on his people.

Columns:

  • Nationwatch: PEI's Cousin's Shore development, Nova Scotia hazardous waste facility reprieve, Toronto garbage stays in Toronto, Conawapa dam, Kitlope forest: The largest intact temperate rainforest in the world, Kemano hydroelectric project, Tatshenshini River development pressure.

  • Greenhome: Composting

  • Schoolside: Citrus cat litter, campus recycling, Green Plan for University of Guelph,

  • Translations: Dioxins are in everything

  • Groupwatch: The Raging Grannies

  • Personal Profile: David Suzuki

  • Reviews: The Green Lifestyle Handbook: 1001 Ways You Can Heal the Earth, The Canadian Junior Green Guide, State of the World 1991: A Worldwatch Institute Report,

  • Perspective: Developing the interface between science and society

  • Resources

About This Issue

Features:

  • Environmental Consultants: Good guys or corporate guns?

  • Special Section: James Bay hydroelectric projects

    • Mega-mistakes

    • Elizabeth May on James Bay

    • Cree Chief Matthew Coon Come explains the permanent effects of the megaprojects on his people.

Columns:

  • Nationwatch: PEI's Cousin's Shore development, Nova Scotia hazardous waste facility reprieve, Toronto garbage stays in Toronto, Conawapa dam, Kitlope forest: The largest intact temperate rainforest in the world, Kemano hydroelectric project, Tatshenshini River development pressure.

  • Greenhome: Composting

  • Schoolside: Citrus cat litter, campus recycling, Green Plan for University of Guelph,

  • Translations: Dioxins are in everything

  • Groupwatch: The Raging Grannies

  • Personal Profile: David Suzuki

  • Reviews: The Green Lifestyle Handbook: 1001 Ways You Can Heal the Earth, The Canadian Junior Green Guide, State of the World 1991: A Worldwatch Institute Report,

  • Perspective: Developing the interface between science and society

  • Resources

About This Issue

Features:

  • Environmental Consultants: Good guys or corporate guns?

  • Special Section: James Bay hydroelectric projects

    • Mega-mistakes

    • Elizabeth May on James Bay

    • Cree Chief Matthew Coon Come explains the permanent effects of the megaprojects on his people.

Columns:

  • Nationwatch: PEI's Cousin's Shore development, Nova Scotia hazardous waste facility reprieve, Toronto garbage stays in Toronto, Conawapa dam, Kitlope forest: The largest intact temperate rainforest in the world, Kemano hydroelectric project, Tatshenshini River development pressure.

  • Greenhome: Composting

  • Schoolside: Citrus cat litter, campus recycling, Green Plan for University of Guelph,

  • Translations: Dioxins are in everything

  • Groupwatch: The Raging Grannies

  • Personal Profile: David Suzuki

  • Reviews: The Green Lifestyle Handbook: 1001 Ways You Can Heal the Earth, The Canadian Junior Green Guide, State of the World 1991: A Worldwatch Institute Report,

  • Perspective: Developing the interface between science and society

  • Resources