How to flood-proof your home: from water-thirsty plants to deflated footballs | Flooding
The accelerating climate crisis and this year’s record-breaking El Niño mean that, although the summer’s heatwaves are still…
Retired wind turbines are being transformed into tiny solar-powered houses and recycled skis by a Swedish company
As much as wind turbines are important, once their blades are decommissioned, all that’s left for them is…
Mountain lion caught on video running through the streets of San Francsico
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A mountain lion evaded capture for several hours in San…
This is the most remote spot in Canada you can actually visit | Daily Hive
If you’re having a bad day and just want to be left alone with some peace and quiet,…
Summer Greenland Season Wraps Up » Explorersweb
A commercial team from the guiding company Ousland-Colliard, led by Angus Staples, has completed its summer crossing of…
Love is everywhere at Baffin chamber business awards
Arctic Fresh’s co-CEO Albert Netser celebrates birthday with his company’s Business of the Year Award Albert Netser, co-CEO…
Australia’s big polluters rely on carbon offsets for climate credibility. But the system looks like a house of cards | Adam Morton
The fight within the Greens that led senators to cross the floor last week over koala protection in…
North Bay man recounts wildfire experience as climate caravan stops in city
Daniel Pipe was one of several residents who attended the Seniors’ Climate Witness Caravan stop in North Bay…
Opinion: Quebec’s stake in the Canadian economy shifts with Carney’s economic pivot
Prime Minister Mark Carney is making a high-stakes but necessary gamble that the federal government can do something…
After surviving 70 to 80 years in the Atlantic, a 270-pound loggerhead turtle was found swimming in confused circles off the Florida Keys — she looked almost pristine on the outside, but something had left her unable to swim normally
Seven miles south of Sugarloaf Key, on a July day, a very old animal forgot which way was…
Taiwanese rubbish trucks play Beethoven as they drive, and residents come out and hand their sorted waste over in person because there are no communal bins to leave it in. The recycling rate went from around 5 percent in the late 1990s to over 50 percent, mostly by making people meet the truck.
The specific piece of music is Beethoven’s Für Elise, or occasionally Tekla Bądarzewska-Baranowska’s Maiden’s Prayer. It plays over…
Montreal mayor mulls legal action against Quebec after baby found at encampment
Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…