Blog: Government’s Low Reduction Targets for the Widely Used Antimicrobial Substance Triclosan Continue to Disappoint Environmentalists: Lacks protection for Canadian Lakes, Rivers, and Human Health

FRANCAIS Blog post by Fe de Leon (Canadian Environmental Law Association) and Patrick Nadeau (Ottawa Riverkeeper), Researcher and Paralegal and Executive Director on January 21, 2019 Photo Credit: https://canadiangis.com/data.php The federal government’s proposal to set a 30% reduction for the widely used antimicrobial substance triclosan…

Guest Blog: Does the USMCA offer hope for a revitalized Commission for Environmental Cooperation?

Blog post by Hugh Benevides, Former CELA Counsel on October 19, 2018 In an earlier blog post, CELA expressed its happiness that the re-negotiated North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), known as the United States-Mexico-Canada-[Trade] Agreement (USMCA), does not include the controversial…

Pollution, Poverty, and Environmental Justice

Title: Pollution, Poverty, and Environmental Justice Resource Type: Presentation Content: Pollution Poverty and EJ - November 2010 - Brantford # of Pages: 18 Date authored: November 17, 2010 Author/s: Renee Griffin Author Organization: CELA

Pollution, Poverty, and Environmental Justice

Title: Pollution, Poverty, and Environmental Justice Resource Type: Presentation Content: Pollution Poverty and EJ - November 2010 - Sarnia # of Pages: 18 Date authored: November 18, 2010 Author/s: Renee Griffin Author Organization: CELA

Pollution, Poverty, and Environmental Justice

Title: Pollution, Poverty, and Environmental Justice Resource Type: Presentation Content: Pollution Poverty and EJ - November 2010 - Windsor # of Pages: 18 Date authored: November 10, 2010 Author/s: Renee Griffin Author Organization: CELA