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• Chevron's N.L. spill of drilling mud questioned in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-31 13:01:10)
  A professor of environment studies in Ontario is raising questions about a 2007 spill of drilling mud off the coast of Newfoundland by Chevron Canada Ltd., which is currently drilling a deepwater oil well there.
  
  
• Conservatives seek support on copyright in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-31 10:30:32)
  The Conservative minority government is looking to recruit allies across the Commons floor to deal with an expected public campaign against new copyright legislation.
  
  
• Thousands pledge to quit Facebook in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-31 10:09:56)
  More than 27,000 people have pledged to quit Facebook for good on Monday. The idea is the brainchild of Torontonians Joseph Dee and Matthew Milan, who launched QuitFacebookDay.com several weeks ago.
  
  
• Sewage, jet fuel spilled in Arctic in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-31 09:08:19)
  Millions of litres of harmful contaminants - including sewage and jet fuel - have been spilled across great swaths of Canada's pristine Arctic in recent years, an analysis by The Canadian Press has found.
  
  
• Hurricane could redistribute, reactivate oil in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-30 21:21:51)
  If a hurricane should hit the already oil-slicked Gulf of Mexico, it could mean that oil could be stirred up again, infiltrating new, ecologically sensitive areas - or disperse more quickly, experts say.
  
  
• Sask. oil firm's environment boast disputed in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-30 15:38:58)
  An environmental watchdog in Saskatchewan is disputing claims by an oilsands development company that its oil-extraction process is greener than techniques used in northern Alberta.
  
  
• B.C. oil leak could spur clean-up protocol change in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-28 20:41:13)
  B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell says he's not opposed to changing the protocols specifying how the public should be notified about environmental incidents.
  
  
• Polar bears not at risk: Nunavut in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-28 20:31:26)
  The Nunavut government does not think the polar bear should be classified as a species of special concern under the federal Species at Risk Act, says territorial Environment Minister Daniel Shewchuk.
  
  
• Alberta grizzly protection lacking: report in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-28 20:05:50)
  The Alberta government is failing to protect the province's declining grizzly bear population, says a new report.
  
  
• ITunes security lapse frustrates Apple user in CBC | Technology&Science News (2010-05-28 17:05:22)
  A security breach with Apple's music program iTunes has left a sour note with a once-devoted fan.
  
  

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