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Home»Archives»Environment (Page 3)

Don’t blame wildfires on climate change

By Paul Driessen on November 23, 2020  

Don’t blame wildfires on climate change

In what has become an annual summer tragedy, wildfires again destroyed western U.S. forests this…

Is Biden about to alter the war on climate change?

By Rashid Husain Syed on November 16, 2020  

Is Biden about to alter the war on climate change?

With the incoming U.S. administration of Joe Biden vowing to embark on an extraordinarily ambitious…

How trees produce spectacular autumn colours

By Geoff Carpentier on November 15, 2020  

How trees produce spectacular autumn colours

We’re fortunate to live in a place and a climate where our four seasons are…

It’s time to invest in Canada’s energy sector

By Tim McMillan on November 12, 2020  

It’s time to invest in Canada’s energy sector

Imagine a global $800-billion natural gas and oil investment market and the opportunity that represents…

Biden, Trump poles apart when it comes to oil industry

By Rashid Husain Syed on November 2, 2020  

Biden, Trump poles apart when it comes to oil industry

Much is at stake for the oil industry related to the outcome of the United…

Iqaluit and beyond, through snow and ice

By Geoff Carpentier on November 1, 2020  

Iqaluit and beyond, through snow and ice

I left you last time off the coast of Baffin Island, where we shared the…

The hazards of pursuing a green power utopia

By Gwyn Morgan on October 29, 2020  

The hazards of pursuing a green power utopia

The combination of wildfires along the U.S. Pacific Coast, two simultaneous hurricanes in the Gulf…

Cougars respond to roads based on traffic, topography, time of day

By Folio on October 28, 2020  

Cougars respond to roads based on traffic, topography, time of day

A study by University of Alberta biologists identifies three key factors for how cougars select habitats near…

The unintended consequences of ‘clean and green’

By Denise Mullen on October 26, 2020  

The unintended consequences of ‘clean and green’

By Jock Finlayson and Denise Mullen Business Council of B.C. We all go to the…

Soil fungi act like a support network for trees: study

By Folio on October 26, 2020  

Soil fungi act like a support network for trees: study

Being highly connected to a strong social network has its benefits. Now a new University…

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