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Infrastructure bill was stripped of so much of the climate tackling infrastructure they're proposing. >> and this is, of course, all happening amid record heat waves in this country. we are seeing triple different temperatures in places like portland and seattle that are usually much cooler this time of year. dozens have died from the heat. there's this town in canada, about 195 miles east of vancouver, that town caught fire, more than 1,000 people had to flee. what is causing this extreme heat in the pacific northwest and are we prepared for it to get worse? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, the lat...

Excerpt from Following the Good River Following the Good River is a biography of Cecil Paul's life as one North American’s more prominent Indigenous leaders. Photo: Paul Watson/Can Geo Photo Club December 14, 2020 Cecil Paul, also known by his Xenaksiala name, Wa’xaid, was born in the Kitlope and is one of the last speakers of the language of his people. He survived being placed in a residential school, struggled with substance abuse and eventually returned home to heal. During this time, he also has fought to protect the Kitlope, which is described as the largest intact temperate rai...

Intact temperate rain forest. the tongas is a massive stretch replete with old growth spruce, hemlock and cedar, rivers running and dramatic fjords. in addition to being massive and 40% of the salmon in the western united states, the tongass is a massive buffer for climate change for the whole globe. don't take my word for it, do it based on the pictures. they need to let the tongass be drilled and mined and not just chopped down. this was from last summer addressing climate change on the tongass national forest. they currently see quester and

Any time given what's going on in terms of climate change. even the fill-in gas company says so. at this particular moment like this week, really? literally, this week the amazon rain forest. right this second it's on fire and having its worst year on fires causing a global frequentout of the uncontrolled fires. while the world's largest tropical rain forest is ablaze in the amazon, the trump administration this week also moved to chop down the world's largest temperate rain forest from the washington post, quote, president trump has instructed ago cult turm secretary sonny purdue to exempt al...