Environment Archives - Page 3 of 6

“We encourage residents to read the report to learn how the City’s drinking water is treated, monitored, and delivered to their homes. We also invite you to come tour the Bare Point Water Treatment Plant to discover this firsthand,” said Michelle Warywoda, Director – Environment Division.

Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality Now Available

Amanda Perreault - March 1, 2018 0

Green Party Leader Elizabeth May speaks with media at Press Conference in Thunder Bay

Green Party – Budget 2018 Missed Climate Opportunities

NetNewsLedger - February 28, 2018 0

A rain garden is shaped like a bowl that soaks up runoff from a rooftop or other hard surface like a parking area. The rainwater is absorbed into the soil instead of flowing into a storm drain that empties into local streams. Rain gardens and other green infrastructure are often planted with wildflowers or other native perennials that provide homes and food for birds and insects.

Water crises are hitting our economies: Time to hit back with...

NNL Staff - February 23, 2018 0

The human payoff to urban green space

NetNewsLedger - February 12, 2018 0

Let the climate debate begin!

James Murray - February 10, 2018 0

Flint bottles hope from its toxic water crisis

NetNewsLedger - November 2, 2017 0

Sonny Randle – EMCO, Shelby Jaspers – City of Thunder Bay’s Training & Quality Assurance Coordinator, Matthew Miedema – City of Thunder Bay’s Project Engineer and Chair – Northwestern Ontario Water & Wastewater Conference, Tony Santos – City of Thunder Bay’s Supervisor – Municipal Drinking Water Licensing Program, Erin Marcella-Fui – City of Thunder Bay’s Operations Supervisor – Bare Point Water Treatment Plant, Henry Connor – City of Thunder Bay’s Technology Management Specialist, Aaron Ward – City of Thunder Bay’s Project Engineer, Michelle Warywoda – City of Thunder Bay’s Director of Environment.

Northwestern Ontario Wastewater Conference Underway

James Murray - October 20, 2017 0

StandUp4CleanUp – Making a Difference in Thunder Bay

NetNewsLedger - October 17, 2017 0

Britain is moving to increase recycling of beverage containers

Britain Moving to Clamp Down on Litter from Bottles

James Murray - October 5, 2017 0

CCGS Terry Fox in Baffin Bay on July 20, 2017, escorting M/V TAœGA DESGAGN…S. Photo credit: Marine Aerial Reconnaissance Team (Central & Arctic), Canadian Ice Service, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

Mid Season High Arctic Icebreaking Report

NetNewsLedger - August 24, 2017 0

Minister Michael Gravelle announces program to build an environmental legacy

Eastern White Pine Seed Pods Makes for Living Legacy

NetNewsLedger - July 31, 2017 0

$According to the US Energy Information Administration, hydraulic fracturing accounted for more than one-half of US oil production and two-thirds of US gas production in 2015. That percentage is expected to rise as more states begin to adopt the practice. CREDIT: Penn State$

Fracking – It’s kind of an unknown, unquantified risk

James Murray - July 20, 2017 0

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Environment

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Federal Government Announces Boreal Caribou Protection

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