Continuing wildfires in Canada prompt air quality warnings in northeastern US8 Jun 23 - More than a dozen U.S. states were under air-quality alerts on Wednesday as smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning in eastern Canada wafted south, casting a dull gray pallor over the skyline of New... |
Canada facing ‘deeply concerning’ wildfire season2 Jun 23 - Canada is facing its most severe early wildfire season on record, with 211 wildfires burning and 82 classified as out of control, the country’s minister of public safety said. |
Canada climate battle looms as Alberta takes aim at PM Trudeau31 May 23 - Canada will struggle to meet its ambitious climate target without significant greenhouse gas reductions from Alberta, the nation’s highest polluting province. |
Canadian financial institutions are fueling the climate change crisis22 May 23 - Canada will almost certainly fail to meet its target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 to 45% by 2030 in accordance with the most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)... |
How climate change is impacting Canada’s largest wetland16 May 23 - The starkly beautiful Hudson Bay Lowlands, located between the Canadian Shield and Hudson Bay, are covered in carbon-rich peat and dotted with small ponds as far as the eye can see. |
A Canadian businessman spent $1 million to offset his carbon footprint26 Apr 23 - A globetrotting millionaire has calculated his carbon footprint — and then paid $1 million to offset it. |
Canada wants more Indigenous knowledge in IPCC climate reports12 Apr 23 - Canadian delegates to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have called for broader inclusion of Indigenous knowledge in future climate reports. |
Minister warns Canadians may pay more in carbon tax than they receive in rebate3 Apr 23 - Canada’s environment and climate change minister acknowledged that the average household may eventually pay more for the carbon price than it gets back in rebate payments, but says the Liberal... |
Fossil fuel ad campaign misled Canadians, claims Competition Board complaint21 Mar 23 - The environmental group Greenpeace has filed a complaint with Canada’s Competition Bureau against a coalition of the country’s six largest oil sands producers for running what they allege is a... |
Architects not adopting biomaterials are "dinosaurs"14 Mar 23 - Canadian mass-timber pioneer Michael Green has hit out at architects designing unusually shaped buildings rather than embracing biomaterials in this interview as part of Dezeen's Timber Revolution... |
Can tidal energy help power coastal and island microgrids?14 Dec 22 - About 250 coastal and island communities in Canada now use diesel for their main power source, but the global marine design firm BMT hopes to get them off diesel with a project using microgrids... |
Ottawa announces Indigenous guardians network to fight climate change12 Dec 22 - The Canadian government is announcing the creation of a new network that will help support Indigenous-led environmental initiatives. |
Protecting nature's carbon sinks can mitigate climate change, but not a 'silver bullet': report12 Dec 22 - Protecting carbon sinks such as forests, tidal marshes, and seagrass meadows can mitigate climate change impacts but those conservation efforts will not be enough to capture the CO2 that Canada... |
Canada’s oil-sands companies reap windfall profits while lobbying against real climate action23 Nov 22 - COP27 exposed some realities about the oil and gas sector’s climate ambitions. A UN report released during the summit called out the sector’s greenwashing and weak net-zero commitments as the... |
Why an old train could point to a clean energy future9 Nov 22 - An old diesel freight train in British Columbia, Canada is about to get a new lease of life. Local firm Hydrogen in Motion (H2M) is currently converting the Green Goat locomotive to run on a mix of... |
What is blue carbon and why is it vital for mitigating Canada's carbon emissions?7 Nov 22 - Marlow Pellatt spent time on Vancouver Island, taking samples of soil from deep underground and wading through water to understand the biodiversity in the area. To an onlooker, it may seem like he’s... |
Residential green spaces protect growing cities against climate change7 Sep 22 - The urban population of Canada is growing by more than 400,000 annually, and these new urban residents need housing. |
Canadian farmers push back against fertiliser emissions target24 Aug 22 - As part of Canada’s net-zero target, the country is seeking to significantly cut the emissions from fertilizers, a move that is seeing pushback from the agriculture industry. |
Canada’s carbon tax is hurting working people: opinion11 Aug 22 - In 1912, the fact that excess carbon released into the atmosphere could warm up the earth was first made public knowledge. Here we are, one hundred ten years later, still wondering what to do about... |
Why does Canada keep propping up Big Oil amid climate crisis?8 Aug 22 - Legislators on Capitol Hill will soon vote on the biggest climate crisis bill in U.S. history. It's sparked a lively debate in its northern neighour where Canadians are questioning whether the time... |
25 Jul 22 Icon Architects unveils design for tallest mass-timber building in North America |
20 Jun 22 South Korea to use nuclear energy to reach carbon goals: PM |
13 Jun 22 Hold applause on carbon tax rebates: Toronto Sun |
9 Jun 22 Canada unveils carbon emissions offset market |
17 May 22 Water crisis, power cuts worsen misery in Pakistan’s hottest city |
13 May 22 Canada, industry in talks to cement future carbon price hikes |
27 Apr 22 Canada overestimating hydrogen's potential cut carbon emissions: Auditor General |
28 Mar 22 Trudeau government lowballed cost of carbon tax |
17 Mar 22 New mapping connects indigenous knowledge to climate mmpacts and solutions |
25 Feb 22 Massive timber residential building planned for Toronto |
18 Feb 22 Carbon credits outperforming bitcoin, in the bet on a longer energy transition |
17 Feb 22 Canada says U.S. solar tariffs violate trade pact |
11 Feb 22 Mining would see financial boon under global carbon tax — so why is industry fighting it? |
10 Feb 22 Toronto's huge new solar wall |
3 Feb 22 TransAlta submits plan for battery storage near Alberta hydro dam |
26 Jan 22 The rise of voluntary carbon markets |
24 Jan 22 Canada's biggest climate polluters pay lowest carbon price |
14 Dec 21 Farmed seafood supply at risk if we don’t act on climate change |
24 Nov 21 Canada’s tar sands challenge the existence of land and people |
23 Nov 21 Canadian steelmakers embrace 'green steel' as carbon taxes set to rise |
20 Oct 21 E-bike delivery experiment reduced CO2 emissions by 30% |
13 Sep 21 Canada election: experts urge ‘bolder’ action amid climate crisis |
23 Aug 21 Insurance industry seeks to limit fossil fuel exposure |
29 Jul 21 India skips vital pre-Cop26 meeting |
16 Jun 21 Carbon negative concrete developed |
14 Jun 21 Tar sands companies aim for ‘net zero’ by 2050 |
25 May 21 Fossil fuel divestment is the road to climate justice |
14 Apr 21 Native Americans at risk from climate change |
29 Mar 21 What the Canadian court rule means for carbon pricing |
26 Mar 21 Canada will keep its carbon tax |
26 Jan 21 Biden's Keystone death sentence means oil industry must innovate |
23 Nov 20 Canada to join NZ in going net-zero by 2050 |
30 Sep 20 Court considers whether Canada's carbon tax is legal |
26 Aug 20 Prospect of snap election reanimates Canada’s carbon tax battle |
21 May 20 Seattle permanently closes 20 miles of street |
23 Oct 19 Canadian election gives carbon tax a chance |
26 Sep 19 Can Asia's climate-cooked cities beat the heat? |
13 Sep 19 Guards watch Canadian environment minister |
21 Aug 19 Saying climate change is real could bring trouble |
21 Jun 19 Trudeau signs off on fuel pipeline - again |
2 Apr 19 Canada imposes carbon tax on four provinces |
12 Oct 18 Climate strategy has Trudeau firmly on back foot |
29 Jun 18 National park under fire from oil and gas |
7 Jun 18 The Great Canadian Paris-pipeline paradox |
4 May 18 Canada eyes carbon price to cut emissions |
19 Apr 18 Trudeau vows to push ahead with pipeline plans |
29 Mar 18 One of the dirtiest oil sources wants to go green |
7 Mar 18 Ontario permits sell out at first auction |
2 Mar 18 Canada pledges $1 billion to protect nature |
12 Feb 18 How Trudeau welcomed Trump and oil lobby pipeline help |
25 Jan 18 Angry scientists condemn Trudeau's climate research cut |
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