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Luxury toilet paper is leading to deforestation in Canada Cheryl Santa Maria High demand for luxury toilet paper is ruining Canada's forests according to a new report. The paper, called "Issue With Tissue", was written by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Stand Earth. It says big name brands use no recycled content in their toilet paper and are relying on clear-cut trees from the Canadian boreal forest. According to the paper, this puts native species like the lynx and boreal caribou at risk, while harming Indigenous communities. Visit our Complete Guide to Spring 2019 for an...

USA-based Portland Cement Association (PCA) has recently presented its annual Spring Cement Consumption Forecast, predicting an increase in cement cons...

This Canadian city given 'gold medal' for winter misery vendredi, 1 mars 2019 à 15:26 - 'You haven't got any kind of break,' Environment Canada's Dave Phillips confirms Environment Canada's senior climatologist isn't mincing words when it comes to the winter Ottawans have endured. "If I was awarding the gold medal for winter misery I think it would go to Ottawa," Dave Phillips told host Robyn Bresnahan on Ottawa Morning Friday. "You people have dealt with freezing rain, the ice pellets, the cold, the snow. Visit our Complete Guide to Spring 2019 for an in depth look at the Spring Forecast, t...

By: David Payne OKLAHOMA CITY - It's already been an active spring across Oklahoma. We've already had some tornadoes out there and some severe weather. We've been analyzing the data, and here's exactly what we think will happen: Let's look back at last year. We had 39 tornadoes for the entire year of 2020. That is well below the average of 56 tornadoes throughout the year. Our big month last year was May. We had 16 tornadoes. In April, we had 15 tornadoes. That was a little above average in April and below average in May. Again, last year it was good because we were below average. Now, durin...

After a warm spell that peaked with 20-degree daytime highs and some very summer-like severe thunderstorms, temperatures start their tumble back to seasonal.