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    Capturing the Full and Unrealized Value of Biofuels — Market Mechanisms are Needed

    ByClaude May 6, 2015July 13, 2026

    During the past decade, production of biofuels has gained momentum largely due to policies and mandates aimed at addressing energy security and climate change. A number of concerns, however, remain the subject of an on-going debate. These include: (1) the effectiveness of first generation biofuels (such as corn ethanol) in addressing climate change, (2) the…

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    Maine legislators push for expanded review of Canadian paper subsidies

    ByClaude May 6, 2015July 13, 2026

    As the Department of Commerce continues its investigation of Canadian subsidies within the supercalendered paper market, a trio of legislators from the state of Maine — Republican Sen. Susan Collins, independent Sen. Angus King, and Republican Rep. Bruce Poliiqun — sent a letter to Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker outlining concerns that the investigation terms are…

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    Tembec’s Temiscaming Ontario cogen project is online, at budget

    ByClaude May 6, 2015July 13, 2026

    Tembec relates some of the challenges of bringing the company’s new turbine online in its quarterly report for the period ending in March 2015. Total construction cost for the cogen project at the company’s Temiscaming pulp and paper complex in Quebec had reached $272 million by the end of March 2015, versus the expected construction…

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    Northwest Territories bracing for more wildfires after record-breaking 2014

    ByClaude May 6, 2015July 14, 2026

    The Northwest Territories is bracing for another hot wildfire season as a new report details last year’s record-breaking burns. “It’s grim,” Environment Minister Michael Miltenberger said. “This year could be as bad or worse than last year. “It’s hopefully not a precursor for the new normal.” According to the fire season report released Tuesday, about…

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    Fighting forest fires can come with a big price tag for Ontario Muni.

    ByClaude May 6, 2015July 14, 2026

    The municipality of Oliver Paipoonge could on the hook for a bill totalling more than $10,000 to fight Monday’s brush blaze in Stanley. Oliver Paipoonge Fire and Emergency Services chief Mike Horan last year submitted an article to the Oliver Paipoonge News outlining the costs of the Ministry of Natural Resources fire rangers to battle…

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    13 new forest fires in Ontario over the past four days

    ByClaude May 5, 2015July 14, 2026

    Since Thursday, 13 new fires have been confirmed in the region  says the MNR. Of these, four fires are still burning under control. Three are in the Sault Ste. Marie region, and one is in the Sudbury region. The Northeast Fire Region has confirmed and suppressed 22 fires totaling 71 hectares. The forest fire hazard…

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    Northern Pulp to shut down to install air pollution equipment

    ByClaude May 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    Northern Pulp will shutdown its Pictou County paper mill on May 30 in order to install equipment to meet air pollution reductions demanded by the Nova Scotia government. The shutdown is an admission the company will not meet an end of May air pollution reduction required in its industrial approval. “Its a big job.There’s a lot…

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    Henry Yorke Mann: An early proponent of ‘extreme wood’ design

    ByClaude May 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    Henry Yorke Mann figured among British Columbia’s pioneer organic architects, but of a markedly different strand from his more famous peers such as Fred Hollingsworth. Not content to merely avoid crass commercial work, Mr. Mann embraced what might be called “extreme wood” in his architecture and was an active proponent of a back-to-the-land architectural counterculture….

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    B.C. coastal community calls for end to logging in city

    ByClaude May 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    Powell River was founded by the timber industry, but the small Sunshine Coast community about 145 kilometres northwest of Vancouver is in an uproar now that loggers are cutting trees right in the heart of the city. Since loggers started clearing roads through the urban forest a few weeks ago, there have been packed public…

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    Firefighters, water bombers control Stanley blaze as it approaches properties

    ByClaude May 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    In Thunder bay, Ontario a major brush fire near Stanley was threatening an area cemetery and a number of properties has been knocked down. Nearly 40 firefighters from Oliver Paipoonge, Conmee and the Ministry of Natural Resources, along with two water bombers, spent more than two hours Monday evening working to control the blaze that…

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