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Defending feathered friends

One million birds die in collisions with Toronto buildings each year, and no single site has been more deadly to birds during the past decade than Toronto’s Consilium Place.

Ecojustice launched a private prosecution against the building owners to encourage them, and others, to take affordable steps to end the needless deaths of our spectacular bird species.

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Pitting the environment against the economy is bad business, bad politics
Blog Entry | posted by Devon Page | Jan 01, 2013 10:00 AM
While we all seem to agree that Canada can and must do a better job of protecting endangered species, recent research conducted by Ecojustice — and now public opinion — tell us that the way to start is by dropping the environment-vs.-economy fallacy and letting science guide us. Read more.

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