This site includes numerous reports and studies. We recommend using their search engine to find further information on the environment beyond what is listed below.

STATISTICS AVAILABLE:

• The State Of Canada's Envrionment Infobase
  Comprehensive source that contains information on every aspect of the environment.

   

  • Acid Rain
  • Canadian Passenger Transportation
  • Climate Change
  • Energy Consumption
  • Stratospheric Ozone Depletion
  • Sustaining Canada's Forests: Overview, Timber Harvesting, and Forest Biodiversity
  • Sustaining Marine Resources: Pacific Herring fish Stocks 
  • Toxic Contaminants in the Environment: Persistent Organochlorines
  • Urban Air Quality
  • Urban Water: Municipal Water Use & Wastewater Treatment

   

• Tracking Key Environmental Issues
  Includes air quality, acid rain, nature, climate change.

• Energy Consumption & Pollution

   

  • Acid Rain Website

     

  • Canada's Greenhouse Gas Inventory
    A summary of the methodologies, definitions, factors and trends of Canada's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and removals

     

  • National Pollutant Release Inventory (NPRI)
    provides Canadians with the data on what is happening in their neighborhoods simply by typing in the first three characters of their postal code, or name of city or town.

     

• Water

   

  • Municipal Water Use Database
    Includes water use by group (domestic, industrial etc), water quality, average daily flow by municipality.

   

  • Water Efficiency Experiences Database
     

  
   

• Weather Data

   

  • Weekly Average of Observed and Normal Max/Min

     

  • Canadian Climate Norms by Station

     

  • Climate Trends and Variations Bulletin for Canada

     

  • Canadian Tropical Cyclone Statistics

     

  • Hurricane Statistics

     

  • Canada Country Study: Climate Impacts and Adaptation

  
   

• Wild Life

   

  • Survey on the Importance of Nature to Canadians: A Federal-Provincial-Territorial Initiative
    Examines nature related activities in Canada

     

  • Species at Risk Website

   

  • Hinterland Who's Who
    The appearance, life history, and habits of Canadian birds or mammals; information on endangered species, biodiversity, etc.

    Environment Canada also has regional Green Lane web sites.