Greenland’s major glacier sees ‘temporary’ growth, but its future remains bleak
Researchers say it would be a “grave mistake” to see the shift as contradicting climate change science. Continue reading
Climate Change
Richmond city council unanimously votes to declare climate emergency
City Coun. Linda McPhail said it won’t be just a symbolic gesture, but one that produces tangible results and gets the community involved — and especially younger residents. Continue reading
Green New Deal sparks ongoing debate as Republicans label it economy killer
The climate change plan has broad support among Democratic activists, and all six of the 2020 presidential contenders serving in the Senate have signed on as co-sponsors, putting it at the forefront of the party’s sprawling primary race. Continue reading
Kenney says while he believes humans cause climate change, not all UCP members have to agree on that
The leader of Alberta’s United Conservatives says he believes humans are causing climate change and action is needed to tackle it, but those who disagree still have a place in the party. Continue reading
Hamilton’s board of health declares climate emergency
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger says it’s “high time that we put a greater focus on this issue.” Continue reading
COMMENTARY: As climate changes, home construction must change too
Current and future damages are unacceptable when weighed against small changes in construction practices. So why aren’t we building more resilient homes? Continue reading
Alberta election promise tracker: What the parties have pledged on the carbon tax
Here is a closer look at what political parties in Alberta have pledged on the carbon tax ahead of the 2019 spring election. Continue reading
Despite a snowy winter, concerns have shifted from flooding to drought in B.C.
By Kylie Stanton Videojournalist
Province-wide, the snowpack is sitting at an average of 89 per cent of normal, but some areas are well below that. Continue reading
Sackville, N.B. students demand action regarding ‘climate crisis’
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Students are worried about the younger and future generations, saying governments have failed us and left us in what many called a “climate crisis.” Continue reading
Vancouver students join worldwide school walkouts to call for climate change action
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Hundreds of students and adults rallied and marched downtown calling for governments to act on what they say is an urgent crisis. Continue reading