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Read Friday's Vancouver Sun for stories and reviews of the big movies opening this weekend, including Robert Pattinson starring in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1.
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Environment
Greenhouse gases got our planet once before
A massive release of greenhouse gases likely caused the world's worst extinction, according to an international team that has been poring over the remains.
Environment
Canada aims to match tougher U.S. tailpipe standards, Peter Kent says
Canada is aiming to match mandatory American automobile standards that would require...
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Keystone pipeline
Nebraska votes to reroute Keystone pipeline
The Nebraska legislature on Wednesday voted unanimously to advance a proposed law...
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Green guide
Harper promises to commit to green energy production
As Prime Minister Stephen Harper was pushing U.S. President Barack Obama to approve...
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Keystone
Grasslands activism helped shoot Keystone out of the saddle
In making their case for approval of the Keystone XL oilsands pipeline, Calgary-...
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Keystone pipeline
Obama postpones Keystone decision until after election
The Obama administration has thrown the controversial Keystone XL oilsands pipeline...
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Keystone pipeline
U.S. agency expects vindication in pipeline probe
The U.S. State Department said Tuesday it is confident it will be vindicated in ...
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Climate change
Kent says new $149-million investment addresses climate change "reality"
The federal government will spend $148.8 million over the next five years to expand...
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Environment
Catch limits debated for 'most important fish in sea'
A big fight is brewing in the United States over a little fish - a fish that no one wants to eat but that many regard as the most important in the sea...
Braid: It's time to deep-six carbon capture
Forty days after Alison Redford’s ascension, another key policy of the Stelmach era is heading for the caves of memory, to be buried as deep as ...
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Do Your Part: Green on the go
You've heard all the excuses. "I'm too busy to go green" or "It's too hard to be...
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Less waste
How buying new translates into less waste
Nestled among the sleek coffee makers and colorful new blenders at a major housewares...
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Farming
Eco-farming can double food output by poor: U.N.
Many farmers in developing nations can double food production within a decade by...
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Greenest Cities
Gallery: The World's 10 Greenest Cities
Cities are becoming increasingly important fronts in the fight against climate change...
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Science
Stem-cell trials halted over funding concerns
A U.S. drug company abruptly halted the world's first official trial using human embryonic stem cells...
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