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From sentient bees to self-aware crows to plants that call out when they’re stressed, nature is far more fascinating and complex than we imagined.

Fossil fuel industry execs want the government to pay 75 per cent of the billions for carbon capture facilities.

Fossil fuel-based hydrogen power is expensive, but "green" hydrogen can stimulate investment and growth in renewables

A small “activist investment firm” got three people elected to ExxonMobil’s board, but it's not the only company getting a wake-up call

It’s fast becoming less expensive to generate electricity from renewable energy than from fossil fuels and new nuclear plants

NOW Magazine David Suzuki: Leading thinkers call for fossil fuel halt We talk about the urgency of the climate and biodiversity crises but act as if we have all the time in the world to address them By David Suzuki edb3_16 / iStock / Getty Images Plus In 1970, to make the world safer from humanity’s worst self-destructive impulses, most nations joined the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. (Only India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan and South Sudan are not signatories...

NOW Magazine David Suzuki: Faulty economic thinking makes destroying nature profitable GDP measures production but does not account for damage to or loss of essential natural services, writes David Suzuki By David Suzuki gsagi / iStock / Getty Images Plus Everything we need to survive – food, water, air, shelter – comes from nature, of which we are a part. Fuelled by the sun’s energy, this planet is amazing in its ability to replenish and recycle the basic elements of life.   N...

Experts argue the economic value of improving air quality by reducing fossil fuel burning far outweighs the costs, writes David Suzuki

From 16 to 48. investigators believe that this is an isolated incident. very turn now to the dire warning about the amazon rainfore rainforest. top scientists say it has reached into a tipping point where it could turn into a savannah, a grassy plain with few trees and release billions of tons of carbon into the atmosphere. joining me now is kendra pierre lewis. >> thanks for having me. >> how bad is the situation right now in the amazon in what are some of the main causes for this. >> so its ...

>> shannon: time for special night court, all eyes on newly confirmed justice brett kavanaugh. two votes coming up involving religion in public square. a washington state high school coach fired for praying on the field. another 40 foot cross for maryland, part of the world war i memorial. ruled unconstitutional, they can be government endorsement have religion. lets talk with it in the legal eagle, senior eagle think progress justice editor ian, along with former justice department official and...