Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Upcoming climate summit gives spotlight to world leaders with a plan
As if to underscore the seriousness of the problem, the U.N.’s World Meteorological Organization released a science report Sunday showing that in the last several years, warming, sea level rise and carbon pollution have all accelerated. Continue reading
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‘Historic’ Halifax seawall being redeveloped as municipality seeks to reduce impact of climate change
Construction crews could be seen hard at work at the Horshoe Island Park seawall this week as they continued their efforts to prepare the municipality’s sea walls Continue reading
Prime Minister hears NS praise on environmental spending, as protesters arrested
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil thanked Trudeau for providing “a good start” to the costs of cleaning up a lagoon near Pictou Landing First Nation where decades of contaminated pulp mill waste has accumulated. Continue reading
Canada is warming and it’s irreversible. Why is it so hard to care?
“We have been talking to people about something that doesn’t feel relevant to them.” 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
Victoria mayor coming to tour Alberta oilsands with ‘open mind’
Victoria’s mayor says she is coming to visit Alberta’s oilsands in April with an ‘open mind’ and to learn more about her neighbouring province’s environmental stewardship. Continue reading
Online maps highlight impact of climate change on Canada’s boreal forests
New online maps let viewers zero in on how climate change will affect their part of Canada’s boreal forest. Continue reading
Edmonton Mayor Iveson tells UN conference cities can fight climate change alone
Cities can do a lot to fight climate change on their own even if the levels of government they answer to aren’t interested, the mayor of Alberta’s capital told an international conference on Monday. Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Canadian climatologist wins a victory for common sense
The modern inquisition tactic is something known as a “strategic lawsuit against public participation,” or SLAPP lawsuit. Continue reading
Fisheries could lose $10 billion a year due to climate change: study
A new study out of the University of British Columbia projects that global fisheries could lose approximately $10 billion of annual revenue due to climate change. Continue reading