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The Ontario election forced by the NDP has killed three long-awaited proposed environmental laws that the Ontario Bar Association has so long requested.

The Town of Kirkland Lake pleaded guilty to one violation under the Environmental Protection Act for failing to comply with a Certificate of Approval relating to the submission of a Design and Operation Plan with a number of requirements regarding the Kirkland Lake Landfill Site.

US energy policy has an outsize effect on Canadian law, regulation and policy.

Privacy advocates point out the importance of controlling data mining from the stream of power use information collected by smart meters.

Dianne’s presentation on the panel of the Financial Impact of Regulation session at the Drinking Water Leadership Summit was "exceptionally well received", according to attendee feedback.

Here is the decision in Hartley vs Cunningham, and the press release on this landmark tree ruling.

Congratulations to Canadian filmmaker, Rob Stewart, for his moving and urgent film, Revolution.

Last year, Castonguay Blasting lost its appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada against a conviction for failing to report flyrock as an environmental "discharge" under the Environmental Protection Act. Now they have been fined $75,000 for essentially the same offence on another occasion.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment has announced another round of consultations on Modernization of Approvals.

Despite major concerns raised by a substantial cross section of Ontario businesses, the Ontario Minister of the Environment is pushing forward with his proposed Waste Reduction Act.

Environmentalists often insist that "everything is connected". But it’s still slightly depressing how much external and theoretically irrelevant factors influence decision-making.

George Duncan has kindly passed on a copy of his presentation to the MOE lab staff on the inherent uncertainty in the current Reg 153/04 sampling protocols for contaminated sites.

Canada has yet to release its GHG numbers to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (or at least they aren’t yet posted on the UNFCCC site) despite a reporting deadline of April 15.

We’re looking for help on a research project relating to remediation of hexavalent chrome in soil and groundwater.

Just as Natural Resources Canada predicted, climate change (from greenhouse gas emissions, mostly from burning fossil fuels) is bringing us immense human, environmental and economic damage from heat waves, drought and wildfires.

Congratulations to the Hamilton Spectator for their investigative journalism on hazardous waste and contaminated sites: Toxic Past and Present.

December 12 is the deadline for submitting comments to the federal Pest Management Regulatory Agency about its weak regulation of the bee-killing pesticides, neonicotinoid insecticides.