BMW’s mechanical recycling keeps battery materials in active use
The BMW Group has launched a new battery recycling facility in Germany aimed at keeping battery raw materials…
Vention raises $150-million as Quebec makes biggest venture bet yet
Open this photo in gallery: Investissement Quebec, which contributed $55-million of Vention’s latest financing round, has invested $800-million…
Iran’s biggest centres of protest are also experiencing extreme pollution and water shortages
Iran’s current wave of protests is often interpreted as having been sparked by inflation, currency collapse, corruption and…
Landfill Panic vs System Reality: What Wind & Solar Actually Displace
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Canada is looking to boost energy trade with India in bid to cut dependence on U.S.
Open this photo in gallery: Canada’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson during Question Period on…
How a small-town company that can trace its roots to 1917 is helping fuel the AI boom
Open this photo in gallery: Adrian Thomas, chief executive officer of Hammond Power Solutions, at the company facility…
Foreign fishermen enter Queensland island resort before border force intercept
A group of men land on a Far North Queensland island resort. They walk up to the bar…
Former Liberal cabinet minister Kirsty Duncan dies at 59 after battle with cancer
Open this photo in gallery: Kirsty Duncan in her office in Ottawa in July, 2018.Justin Tang/The Canadian Press…
Turtle conservationist calls for action to fix Canso Causeway
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‘Exceptionally cold’: How a warming Arctic is pushing the US and Eastern Europe into a deep freeze
By Seth Borenstein with AP Published on 22/01/2026 – 12:03 GMT+1 Warm Arctic waters and cold continental land are combining to…
China and India cut power emissions as renewables expand
A cooling tower and chimneys are seen at a thermal power plant in Beijing, China, November 3, 2018.…
The Fukushima towns frozen in time: nature has thrived since the nuclear disaster but what happens if humans return? | Fukushima
Norio Kimura pauses to gaze through the dirt-flecked window of Kumamachi primary school in Fukushima. Inside, there are…