Millions more people are in the path of rising seas than previously thought : NPR
Rising sea levels are already affecting coastal communities, exacerbating high tide events like this “king tide” in Mill…
What is the ‘acid rain’ in the wake of US bombings in Iran? An atmospheric scientist explains
Reports are emerging of black rain falling over parts of Iran in the hours after US-Israeli airstrikes on…
Clock change marks progress for some Canadians, but is a pain for others
Clocks changed overnight The Canadian Press – Mar 8, 2026 / 7:10 am | Story: 602538 Photo: The…
The case for marine carbon removal to save the climate
We’ve painted ourselves into a corner on climate change — our planet is going to exceed 1.5 degrees…
I’m a Brit living in Canada and my favourite tourist attraction is Loblaws (hear me out)
Aritzia, Roots and HomeSense were just a few of the stores I was excited to shop at ahead…
‘The smell wasn’t healthy’: the artist who wore 24 nappies to highlight sewage pollution – and fell ill | Art and design
On the Deptford foreshore, a ghoulish figure is sinking into the Thames. Performance artist zack mennell (who writes…
Bio-based, recyclable resins outperform their fossil-fuel counterparts
To wood or not to wood, that’s been the question! Ever since oil-based plastics burst onto the manufacturing…
Urban trees emerge as the biggest carbon sink in cities
Scientists have found that city trees act as the dominant carbon sink within urban landscapes, absorbing more carbon…
‘A saltwater crocodile on the AFL oval’: worst flooding in decades inundates NT as residents urged to avoid water | Flooding
Katherine’s mayor has warned locals to be wary of flood waters inundating the town after a crocodile was…
Saint John libraries board seeks extra security as safety incidents spike
The board of trustees for Saint John’s public libraries is calling for more security after its branches have…
Budget cuts at Environment and Climate Change Canada threaten Arctic science
The Arctic has been in the news a lot lately. Between the increased geopolitical interest in Greenland, claims…
Alberta mountain towns deal with ‘low-grade anxiety’ as wildfire season begins
Despite spring snow still dusting parts of Alberta, it’s now officially wildfire season, and with it comes once…