Meera Karunananthan

Despite Barrick Gold's terrible human rights and environmental record, the Canadian Museum of Nature is undertaking a partnership with the corporation.

The 2012 federal budget is a gift to the mining industry and a curse on the environment. Amendments to environmental regulation will allow companies to skip steps and fast-track approval processes.

Thirteen organizations in Canada have sent a message to the government demanding that Canada recognize water as a human right.

Brazilian mining giant Vale is the recipient of the 2012 Public Eye Award. Canadians have their own reasons to celebrate.

Last weekend in Barcelona, the Council of Canadians participated in a gathering of more than 90 activists involved in planning the alternative world water forum.

The Canadian Embassy in El Salvador refused yesterday to meet with civil society groups to hear concerns about the Canada-El Salvador Trade deal currently being negotiated.

Ajax, Ontario has embraced the right to water and rejected the commodification of water. Find out how your community can too!

To drive home the message that water-related impacts are key to how climate change is experienced by communities around the world, South African NGOs hosted a "reality tour."

For decades, the industries that thrive on destroying the planet have co-opted environmental discourse. A corporate water conference in Amsterdam provides insights into what to expect at Rio+20.