The Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) is a non-profit, public interest organization established in 1970 to use existing laws to protect the environment and to advocate environmental law reforms.
Featured Items and Collections
- Collection of on-line resources in support of legislation in Ontario
- Collection of www.pollutionwatch.org reports analyzing pollution to the Great Lakes from the US and Canada.
- Collection of materials about protecting drinking water sources
- Collection of materials related to CELA's position in support of nuclear phase-out in Canada
- Collection of submissions and other materials related to implementation and the Parliamentary Review of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act
- Collection of information about CELA's advocacy to ban toxic flame retardants
- Primer, brochure, strategies manual and related resources
- Collection of materials on achieving a renewable energy future for Ontario
- Collection of www.pollutionwatch.org reports analyzing pollution to the Great Lakes from the US and Canada.
- Collection of materials in support of province-wide ban
- Collection of materials about the need for better regulation of chemicals in products
- Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment has announced that FarmTech Energy Corporation has withdrawn its controversial application for an air emissions approval for its proposed $185 million ethanol refinery on Oshawa’s waterfront.
- Letter to the Standing Committee on Natural Resources Re: Bill C-20 Recommendations for Clause by Clause Amendments Bill C-20 Submission Regarding Bill C-20 Proposed Nuclear Liability and Compensation Act