On Earth Day 2024, the Manitoba government is restoring funding to three environmental non-profit organizations to help take tangible action on climate change.
The Manitoba government has introduced legislation that would help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by creating a framework for industries to begin work on underground carbon capture and storage projects.
The Manitoba government is marking World Water Day with the expansion of five watershed districts and new water conservation resources for Manitobans.
The General Manager of Manitoba Pork suggests, not only has the federal carbon tax been completely ineffective in reducing fossil fuel use, it has actually made it harder for farmers to afford the adoption of new innovations.
The Manitoba government has decided to not issue an environmental licence for the Vivian sand extraction project in the Rural Municipality of Springfield.
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, along with Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, recently announced a joint investment of $475.6 million to strengthen Manitoba’s clean electricity grid.
The Manitoba government is releasing its initial water strategy action plan – a focused guide to specific actions to ensure sustainability of the province’s valuable water resources for current and future generations of Manitobans.
The province has announced a multi-year tree-planting agreement, which benefits from a federal contribution of $8.85 million under the 2 Billion Trees (2BT) program. Additionally, the Manitoba government is contributing $8.85 million to this initiative.
The Manitoba government is announcing its support for a new electric vehicle (EV) charging station in the Village of Dunnottar, Environment and Climate Minister Kevin Klein announced.
The Manitoba government is providing $220,000 to two organizations for green transportation projects, including the installation of new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.