It’s syrup makers versus loggers in the battle over Canada’s maple forests
Tag Archives: forestry
The battle over eco-certified coffee cups
Why ‘green’ paper products may not be as environmentally friendly as they claim
Forest fighters
Celebrated partnerships like the Boreal Forest Agreement are crumbling. Can corporations and NGOs really work together to save the environment?
Really bad investment advice
Why do analysts so often get things so wrong?
Sino-Forest or sigh-no-forest?
Considered strictly as entertainment, however, an analyst’s report into the company’s activities is remarkable
On a deadly trail
Caribou are disappearing at an alarming rate. But some think they know how to save them.
Trees falling from the sky
When you need massive reforestation, aerial planting is the answer
Biz Fix
In the money: Airline crisis? What airline crisis? WestJet inked a deal today with Southwest Airlines to share passengers on cross border flights. So at a time when Air Canada and other legacy carriers are dramatically scaling back their flights, Westjet will shortly be able to sell tickets to any of Southwest’s 64 U.S. destinations, and vice versa. (Like old faithful, the Dallas-based airline announced the agreement by trucking out that most Canadian of clichés: “Want to Get Away – Eh?) This is a huge deal for the Calgary carrier, which modeled itself on Southwest’s low fare structure. It’s kind of like getting a call from your mentor to come and be his partner.