Establishing the nexus between urban walkability and thermal comfort in a changing climate
Ullah, S., Aldossary, A., Ullah, W. & Al-Ghamdi, S. G. Augmented human thermal discomfort in urban centers of…
U.S. manufacturing contracts for sixth straight month over tariff fallout
Open this photo in gallery: Some manufacturers say sweeping import duties were making it difficult to manufacture goods…
COLUMN: Dry summer makes case for drought-resistant plants, resilient gardens
Master Gardener Marianne Lepa talks climate, fall colours and harvesting veggies after a frost in her inaugural column…
Easier plastic recycling is on the horizon
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Business Development Bank of Canada hikes loan loss provisions as tariff uncertainty hits small businesses
Open this photo in gallery: Sean Vokey/The Canadian Press Business Development Bank of Canada hiked provisions for expected…
Unexpected decline in the ocean carbon sink under record-high sea surface temperatures in 2023
Data sources This study relied on four fCO2 products and two global ocean biogeochemical models, for which technical…
Anthropic’s valuation more than doubles to $183-billion after raising $13-billion
Artificial-intelligence company Anthropic said on Tuesday it is now valued at $183 billion post-money, over twice as much…
What Is Natural Disaster Clustering—and Why Does It Matter for the Economy?
Jacob Kim-Sherman and Lee Seltzer Understanding the economic and financial consequences of natural disasters is a major concern…
Hydro-Québec to build substation at abandoned hospital, not downtown green space
Hydro-Québec says it won’t build a new substation on a green space in Montreal’s Quartier Latin after all. …
World’s biggest iceberg breaks up after 40 years: ‘Most don’t make it this far’ | Environment
Nearly 40 years after breaking off Antarctica, a colossal iceberg ranked among the oldest and largest ever recorded…
The only 5km ocean causeway in Japan where you can walk on seabed at low tide
When I first spotted fishermen standing ankle-deep in crystal-clear water where an ocean should be, I realized I’d…
How Europe’s deforestation law could change the global coffee trade
If your morning can’t begin without coffee, you’re in good company. The world drinks about 2 billion cups…