Learn about cutting-edge Government of Canada research at a massive facility in western Canada where carbon dioxide emissions are safely buried underground, protecting the atmosphere (text and video).

Discover how a Canadian corporation empties landfill sites of a potentially dangerous element to the environment – used tires – in its quest to become more energy efficient and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (text and video).

See how research by Natural Resources Canada is helping mining companies improve their bottom line by reducing greenhouse gas emissions (text and video).

Learn how Ekati, Canada's first diamond mine, is being energy-efficient and reducing greenhouse gas emissions while improving its bottom line (text and video).

Learn how Canadians can become more energy-efficient with our cars, saving money while doing something good for the environment (text and video).

Learn about R2000 standards for house construction to find out how leading edge, Canadian, clean technology is used to build energy efficient and environmentally responsible homes (text and video).

They call it “liquid gold spun from straw”. See how cellulose ethanol, which is made from plant residue, produces a fuel that’s cleaner burning than gasoline (text and video).

Discover how Canadian research is helping to improve flaring from drill rigs and refineries to reduce their environmental impacts (text and video).

Learn how Government of Canada research is helping people understand and cope with the effects of climate change on glaciers (text and video).

Learn how the Government of Canada is working with industry to put hydrogen, the world’s most abundant energy source to work in automobiles, offices and anywhere else power is required (text and video).

See how Natural Resources Canada is helping pulp and paper manufacturers become more energy efficient and kinder to the environment (text and video).

Discover how Canada’s Eye in the sky, RADARSAT, helps predict the effects of climate change and monitors disaster situations (text and video).

Learn how free software can help people make decisions about the efficiency and cost of installing clean energy projects (text and video).

Learn how Canadian scientists are using tiny silicon spheres to efficiently convert sunlight into electricity without the use of fossil fuels (text and video).

Find out how a steelmaker in Cambridge, Ontario, is cutting its costs and energy demands by piping in methane gas from a nearby landfill site to fire up its big furnaces (text and video).

Discover how research by the Government of Canada is helping people learn and cope with the effects of climate change on sea level rise and storm surges (text and video).

Discover how textile makers can become more energy-efficient and protect the environment with help from the Government of Canada (text and video).

Find out how wind power is fast becoming a clean part of the energy source in both large and small communities (text and video).