Report: Refillable Wine Bottles In Ontario: Cases For Reuse
About The Report: Ontario’s wineries, one of our greenest industries, could be even greener if they adopted a reuse program for wine bottles. In…Read More
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Ontario could easily phase out polluting fossil gas – if it wanted to
We all know that to successfully address climate change we need to phase out fossil fuels and switch to electric power. As we transition…Read More
A fresh new look to help you spring into action
I love spring. From rushing rivers to the first blooms of cherry blossoms, spring is a time of possibility and excitement. This spring I’m…Read More
Report: Media Backgrounder: New Environmental Review for Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline
About The Report: On November 10, 2011, the State Department announced that it will undertake a new environmental review of the proposed Keystone XL…Read More
Statement from Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager, on Canada’s move to invoke 1977 Pipeline Treaty
Statement from Michelle Woodhouse, Water Program Manager, on Canada’s move to invoke 1977 Pipeline Treaty Treaty to be used to argue that Line 5…Read More
Report: Ontario’s Climate Challenge: Getting Back On Track
About The Report: Ontario recently re-committed to addressing climate change, and to meeting the province’s commitments to reduce carbon pollution in the years ahead….Read More
Report: Alberta’s Tailings Ponds
Oil sands mining operations produce a toxic brew of water, sand, silt and petrochemical waste products. For over fifty years, the tar sands industry…Read More
Report: Power Advisory Report: Components of an Ontario Residential Electricity Bill
About The Report: This report was prepared by Power Advisory LLC for Environmental Defence. It breaks down the costs of residential electricity bills from…Read More
PASSING THE BUCK
Dollar store products, including headphones and children’s toys, contain toxic levels of heavy metals such as lead, cadmium and antimony. Our report reveals up to 30 per cent of products tested at Dollar Tree and Dollarama contain heavy metals such as lead and other toxic chemicals such as phthalates, bisphenols and PFAS or “forever chemicals.”
Report: The Just Beautiful Heavy Metals in Cosmetics Factsheet
About The Report: Environmental Defence tested the makeup bags of six Canadian women for heavy metal contaminants. 49 face makeup items were chosen, including…Read More