Ontario Society of Professional Engineers support cap-and-trade program
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Canadian regulatory jurisdictions and international institutions have guidelines on calculating reportable emissions of greenhouse gases. Yet are they accurate?
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Past, present and future of the environmental service industry
The environmental service industry has changed tremendously. It is no longer a service that is exclusively offered by consulting engineers.
Growing by leaps and bounds: Poland’s environmental industry
Billions are being invested into transport, environment and energy in Poland. Yet, it still faces high ozone, nitrogen dioxide and particulate pollution.
Study identifies significant benefits to Canadian biogas development
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