Opinion: Humans are destroying the only home they have. Canada can help save it by shutting down the tar sands
In order to save our planet, we must change our behaviours and insist on brave and bold policies from our leaders
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In order to save our planet, we must change our behaviours and insist on brave and bold policies from our leaders
As records are breaking across Europe, Canadians may think they’ve gotten off lucky this summer, particularly in light of the record-breaking heat wave in British Columbia last June. While we may have had fewer heat waves this year compared to the past few, it may just be a case of a late start.
As Hamilton sweats through its third straight day under a heat warning, experts are sounding the alarm that the kind of sweltering temperatures currently blanketing the city are forecast to be even more common in the future.
In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the controversy over the term 'citizen science' and what the latest IPCC report on climate change means for Canadians.
The latest UN climate report this week raised the alarm over “irreversible,” long-term impacts of climate change that will continue for centuries even if we stop emitting CO2 now. The good news is some impacts are reversible if we remove CO2 from the atmosphere. What does this mean for the future?