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Free: Petitcodiac River flows again (Show 16 – 2010)
In our final full-length episode of the Winter 2010 broadcast season, Waterkeeper takes you to Moncton, New Brunswick. We celebrate the opening of the...
Workshop: Waterkeeper and law students team up (Show 15 – 2010)
To mark the end of the Clean Water Workshop, the Waterkeeper staff chat with our Toronto law students about their work during the 2009-2010 school yea...
Antiquated: Ontario’s “modern” law means dark ages for environment (Show 14 – 2010)
Ontario’s new “modernization” law will amend the province’s most important environmental legislation. And, in the process, it will send the province b...
Edwards v DTE: Case Closed (Show 13 – 2010)
Edwards vs. DTE Energy was one of the most groundbreaking private prosecutions in environmental law. The case against one American coal-fired power pl...
The taking of the Clearwater River (Show 12 – 2010)
The Clearwater River is one of Canada’s remaining pristine wilderness rivers. Few places on earth have such historical, cultural, navigable, and ecolo...
Wind Re-Wind (Show 11 – 2010)
It is the year 2040. You are in the middle of Lake Ontario, floating towards the Thousand Islands. What do you see? Miles and miles of uninterrupted s...
Stalled: The Hamilton Harbour Cleanup (Show 10 – 2010)
Deep at the bottom of Hamilton Harbour, there is a creeping menace. It is a “spill in slow motion”, a toxic cocktail of coal tar, metals, and man-made...
Environmental Prosecutions (Show 9 – 2010)
Environmental prosecutions are making headlines again as Syncrude finds itself in court in Alberta. The company has contaminated ponds at its tar sand...
Sewage Mistreatment (Episode 8 – 2010)
Wet weather means massive amounts of sewage pouring into Lake Ontario. Fraser Riverkeeper still seeks an end to sewage pollution in Vancouver. The fed...
Signs (Episode 7 – 2010 feat. Fraser Riverkeeper)
Last December, Fraser Riverkeeper discovered toxic sediment in Vancouver’s False Creek. With the Olympic Games just a few weeks away, and False Creek...
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