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The gods are laughing
There was an interesting article on today’s Financial Post op-ed page critical of the new Al Gore documentary An Inconvenient Truth. I’ll be viewing the flick tomorrow and will report back on it in this space. I think it’s useful…
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Environment Canada hosts workshop on funding programs
Accessing government funding programs might be a little bit easier, thanks to an Environment Canada workshop to be…
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SWANA study says landfills control release of heavy metals
The SWANA Applied Research Foundation has released the results of a year-long study that concludes that municipal s…
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Unisphere to acquire Chatham Rubber, Wellington Polymer and Entireco
Unisphere Waste Conversion Ltd., an environmental solutions provider, has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire Chat…
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Guelph wet-dry program enters third phase
Phase Three of the Wet-Dry+ (Wet-Dry Plus) program officially began on April 21, 2003. During Phase Three, improper…
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General Commentary (June 01, 2000)
Stock markets declined during April and May. The prices of crude oil and natural gas rallied strongly on high demand and low inventories, leading to fears of increased inflation. In order to stem the …
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WASTE STOCK WATCH (April 01, 2000)
February and March were volatile and mixed months for stock markets. The Dow, which is more sensitive to traditional economic sectors, declined through most of the period in reaction to interest rate …
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WASTE STOCK WATCH (February 01, 2000)
The holiday period proved to be very mixed for stock markets. The Dow generally firmed through December and rallied in early January, following a familiar seasonal pattern. The market rally was led pr…
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General Commentary (January 01, 2000)
The fall proved to be a very positive period for stock markets. After continuing to consolidate in October, markets rallied strongly in November to achieve new all-time highs. Markets reacted favourab…
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Hot Sector News (October 01, 1999)
Stock markets continued to consoli- date through August and September as investors recognized that, as resource prices continue to rally, inflation in the US might pick up. This may cause the US Feder…
