Fernando Lessa News Today

In a disturbing case of the cure possibly proving as deadly as the disease, Christopher Pollon’s Pitfall: The Race to Mine the World’s Most Vulnerable Places provides an eloquent, clear-eyed warning that, absent a radical U-turn, the well-intentioned road to green energy alternatives could very well be

Following a safety audit, the CVSE  has issued fines of about $3,500 to the delivery company.

Understanding the closure of popular BC swim spots. And how to enjoy the water safely.

Researchers have found that pink sea urchins, living as deep as 400 metres below, were expanding their populations into shallower water at an average rate of 3.5 metres per year.

Marine heat waves have been killing kelp on parts of the West Coast, and human-caused climate change is forecast to make these heat waves more frequent and intense. A team of scientists is studying what people can do to help the kelp — especially as we look to it as a possible ally against carbon emissions.

Scientists will descend for a five-day ‘BioBlitz’ to better understand the health of the inlet.

Researchers find as little as $20 million per year could help give a number of Fraser River salmon populations a decent chance of a healthy future.

Murky with boat sewage and other pollutants, Vancouvers False Creek isnt a place to go for a swim, but its still home to an abundance of marine life under the surface.

Despite pollution, the waterway lives. A photographer dove in to find creatures in an improving ecosystem.