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Worldwide, the hydrogen industry could be worth $11 trillion by 2050, including a $50-billion sector in Canada employing 350,000 people.

Heavy rainfall and rock, snow or ice avalanches can raise water levels in moraine-dammed glacial lakes, generating waves that overtop the moraine dam or cause it to collapse, releasing huge amounts of water.

Thunderstorm risk on the Prairies, some alpine regions see snow Digital Writers Sunday, June 6th 2021, 9:40 pm - A widespread thunderstorm risk will impact both Alberta and Saskatchewan on Monday. Alberta is headed for a weather tailspin with a dramatic drop in temperatures, heavy rain, and even some high-elevation snow along the foothills. Winter storm watches and rainfall warnings are in place for the regions that will be impacted by the system. Severe thunderstorms could occur in parts of A...

Some cities' sewer systems include pipes more than a century old.

As Ontario begins to sizzle from a prolonged period of heat and humidity, the risk for thunderstorms is also on the rise in parts of the province -- including a tornado threat for parts of eastern areas Saturday.

Heat warnings span the Prairies as temperatures soar above the 30-degree mark Digital Writers Wednesday, June 2nd 2021, 8:39 pm - Widespread heat warnings blanket the Prairie provinces as temperatures soar through this week, creating a risk to health. June is starting out with sauna-like conditions across the Prairies, marked by heat warnings ranging across most of the region. With temperatures soaring into the 30s this week, humidex values will be approaching 40 by Friday. Conditions will als...

Environmental disaster: Sri Lanka braces for oil spill from sunken cargo ship Reuters Thursday, June 3rd 2021, 8:56 am - This is considered to be the countrys worst ever man-made environmental disaster. FILE PHOTO: Smoke rises from a fire onboard the MV X-Press Pearl vessel as it sinks while being towed into deep sea off the Colombo Harbour, in Sri Lanka June 2, 2021. Sri Lanka Airforce Media/Handout via REUTERS By Alasdair Pal and Waruna Karunatilake COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka on Thursday...

One of the millions of tiny bits of space debris circling our planet left its mark on the Canadarm2 last month.

Experts hope there will be many more joeys to follow.

The mice have destroyed farm land and personal property.