Forever chemicals in whales have plummeted. Here’s why it might not be good news
Published on 27/01/2026 – 7:00 GMT+1 Concentrations of forever chemicals in North Atlantic pilot whales have decreased by…
Sprinklers made Australia green. But what happens when the water runs out?
The invention of the cheap plastic sprinkler helped create the suburban dream. But watering the garden now sits…
Extreme cold disrupts Hydro-Québec exports to Massachusetts during spike in power use – Montreal
Extreme cold forced Hydro- Québec to temporarily suspend its energy exports to Massachusetts just one week after inaugurating its new…
Kakadu National Park’s Jabiru Airport slated for demolition from October
The main airport servicing the Northern Territory’s Kakadu National Park has been earmarked for closure and demolition later…
North Atlantic right whale found dead after weeks of entanglement
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Alberta, once a hotspot for renewable energy projects, sees investment ‘plummet’
Investment in renewables in Alberta has cratered due to government policies, according to a new report. The province…
Protecting the environment is good for B.C.’s economy
The latest power struggle over the future of the Canadian economy — a hypothetical new pipeline from Alberta…
Penticton ranks high on Canadian list for most livable medium-sized cities
Penticton ranks high on Canadian list for most livable medium-sized cities Published 4:01 pm Friday, January 30, 2026…
‘The ground is shifting’: Inuit leader issues stark warning about Arctic sovereignty – National
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Natan Obed warns that Donald Trump’s recent rhetoric about his country’s need to control Greenland…
Scientists record coldest ocean temperature ever in Earth’s history—and wonder how life survived
One theory is that life was more adapted to the extreme conditions of limited oxygen and little to no light, or…
Doomsday Clock: How ending Trump’s war on renewable energy can pull humanity ‘back from the brink’
The Doomsday Clock has ticked forward once again, as the world edges closer to global catastrophe fuelled by…
Hikers spot hundreds of flowers blooming on Jan. 1 in U.K.
(CBC) Welcome to our weekly newsletter where we highlight environmental trends and solutions that are moving us to…