Earth Day: A time for important questions

There is no question of the importance of natural resources in the BC economy. They are as much as 37.4% of total activity. But what about an equally pressing question: How well are we treating Mother Earth while earning our living on the land?

Resource Works is celebrating Earth Day 2016 by looking at key indicators of British Columbia’s natural health within resource activities. 

Posted on April 21, 2016

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