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According to a study published in the journal Nature, the Greenland ice cap is losing an average of 30 million tonnes of floating ice on average per hour — faster than scientists had previously estimated.
With a warmer start to winter and low levels of precipitation, road crews in northern Ontario have been working vigorously to get the routes to remote First Nations ready, even having to make their own snow. Here are the challenges faced by communities and their ideas on how to make roads more sustainable.
Compared to urban dwellers, rural Canadians are more vulnerable to climate change in many ways and face challenges to adaptation, says a new federal government report. And rural doctors and health researchers say climate change has been having a big impact on health in rural communities. Here's a closer look.
Many northern Ontario First Nations rely on seasonal winter roads built each year on the frozen rivers, lakes and land. As climate change continues to narrow the window during which winter roads are useable, Nishnawbe Aski Nation held a gathering in Thunder Bay to strategize how to keep its communities connected in a rapidly thawing north.
Many northern Ontario First Nations rely on seasonal winter roads built each year on the frozen rivers, lakes and land. As climate change continues to narrow the window during which winter roads are useable, Nishnawbe Aski Nation held a gathering in Thunder Bay to strategize how to keep its communities connected in a rapidly thawing north.