Return of a native

Article Abstract:

Maurice Strong has earned international respect as an environmentalist, and has returned to his native Canada to reside. Strong says world economic issues have overshadowed important environmental problems. Strong hopes Canada will maintain its unity as an independent nation, rather than divide.

Behavior, Strong, Maurice

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The world is watching: is Canada an environmental outlaw?

Article Abstract:

One hundred and fifty-nine demonstrators have been arrested since Jul 5, 1993, in protests over the decision to allow logging in the Clayoquot region of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Environmentalists, lumber companies and Indian tribes are all battling for control of the land.

Political activity, Cover Story, Environmental aspects, Lumber industry, Vancouver Island

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Send in the clones: scientists find a new way to make sheep

Article Abstract:

New cloning methods may allow scientists to breed animals for specific desirable characteristics, according to researchers at the Roslin Institute in Scotland. The new method of cloning is different and more effective than techniques used in the past.

Research, Cloning, Animal genetic engineering

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