Christine Fréchette is Quebec’s next premier after winning CAQ leadership
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Geothermal has the chance to get it right the first time around
Photo credit: Robert Rozbora / Shutterstock Across the U.S., every major energy source faces community opposition. Wind and…
City of Joondalup denies request to plant 100 marri trees as invasive beetle threat grows
Native marri trees are no longer being planted in parks and street verges in the City of Joondalup…
Solar panels are creating an unexpected effect by forming rainfall clouds and thriving oases in the middle of the desert
Solar panels may be benefiting the world in more ways than one. We know that solar power now…
There is a body of water on Earth that is not bordered by any coastline and is warming rapidly
Sail about 590 miles east of Florida and you can enter a sea that never touches land. The…
Ran submarine finds unknown structures in Dotson Ice Shelf
An unmanned submarine mapping West Antarctica’s Dotson Ice Shelf reported strange under-ice structures, then went silent ten miles…
Billion-dollar mining merger targets ocean’s most biodiverse stretch
The combined company is pursuing what it describes as a dual-track regulatory strategy. In the Cook Islands, it…
a court orders their removal even with the support of most neighbors
Can a small solar kit on an apartment balcony be treated like a personal upgrade, the way you…
trees are reappearing without anyone having planted them
When people picture African landscapes, they often imagine dust, drought, and thinning vegetation. But in central Tanzania, farmers…
Sizing up one of the world’s most ambitious eco-projects : NPR
Women install barricades to halt the shifting dunes that threaten to swamp the oasis outside their village of…
Two cheetah cubs narrowly escape the illegal pet trade
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Environment: Nature is in decline – and we are funding the damage
Glaciers are disappearing, biodiversity loss is accelerating, and governments continue to spend far more destroying nature than protecting…