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New CEC report promotes green building in North America
Promoting the green design, construction, renovation and operation of buildings could cut North American greenhouse gas emissions that are fuelling climate change more deeply, quickly and cheaply than any other available measure, according to a new report issued by the CEC.
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Green Building in North America page
North American Environmental Atlas now online
A new online information tool from the CEC provides a suite of materials to visualize significant North American environmental issues at a continental scale.
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Winnipeg meetings engage indigenous communities in CEC’s work
Renewable energy, pollutants and health topics on the agenda. Engaging indigenous communities in North America to share and discuss their environmental priorities will be the focus of two public meetings and a network session to be held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, 24–26 September 2007.
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Ministerial Statement: Fourteenth Regular Session of the CEC Council
 We, the environment ministers of Canada, Mexico and the United States, members of the Council of the CEC met for our annual Regular Session and consulted with our Joint Public Advisory Committee (JPAC) and the public on 27 June 2007.
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Mapping industrial pollutants
 CEC launches new map layer for Google Earth that lets users explore pollution data from over 30,000 industrial facilities in North America.
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North American energy experts look to foster renewable energy markets
Renewable energy experts and government officials meeting in Zacatecas, Mexico, will explore ways to make renewable energy, including solar energy, a larger part of North America’s electricity production.
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Fostering Renewable Electricity Markets in North America
North America acts to reduce risk of exposure to lindane
The CEC announced the signing on 30 November 2006, of the North American Regional Action Plan (NARAP) on Lindane and Other Hexachlorocyclohexane Isomers to reduce the risk of exposure to the toxic pesticide and waste isomer byproducts.
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Lindane NARAP bibliography new
Citizen Submissions Update
Any person or nongovernmental organization may submit to the CEC allegations that a government is failing to enforce its environmental law effectively, catalyzing a process that can lead to the development of a factual record. Click here for general information or below for latest developments.
CEC Secretariat recommends factual record for Species at Risk submission
CEC allows 30 days to submit a revised submission on drilling waste treatment project in Tabasco
CEC dismisses Seal Hunting submission
CEC receives revised submission on annual harp seal hunt
CEC provides 30 days to re-file St. Clair River Submission
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