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A video posted by BC Wildfire Service captured the ‘intensely rotating columns of gas and flame’ of a wildfire tornado.

For two decades, The Tyee has covered the rising fire threat and solutions. A dozen key stories to skim, study, share.

We get the latest on wildfires burning in B.C. and the Northwest Territories. Zandbergen is joined by Ben Stewart, the MLA for Kelowna-West, evacuee Jeanine Reiss who escaped a fast-moving fire in B.C. by kayak, and Ed Struzik, Fellow at the Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy, Queen's University and author of Dark Days at Noon: The Future of Fire.

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With the Ukraine war, international collaborations with Russia on Arctic research and governance have been strained or broken off. This loss of critical cooperation is compromising efforts to confront mounting environmental risks in the Arctic, from shrinking sea ice to pollution.


Eight years ago, Dr. Anna Gunz, a pediatric intensivist in London, saw her first patient who was impacted by climate change.

Faced with mounting impacts from warming and a push for resource development, Indigenous communities in northern Canada are setting aside vast areas for protection. They are also partnering with scientists on research that can help conserve their lands and their way of life.

The false assertion was used to drive First Nations off their lands. An excerpt from the new book ‘Dark Days at Noon.’

‘Dark Days at Noon’ author Ed Struzik on fire deniers, ‘pyro’ storms, a boreal forest ‘born to burn’ and more. A Tyee interview.

Wildsight program presents Requiem for a Glacier