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The more we carve up natural landscapes with roads and fields, the closer we’re pushing large predators like lions and wolves, toward extinction. by Larry Powell
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Recent research contradicts a claim by the chemical giant, Bayer, that its newest bug-killer is safe for bees.
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Amazon deforestation accelerating towards unrecoverable 'tipping point'
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‘You can’t drink money’: Kootenay communities fight logging to protect their drinking water
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Modern Climate Change Is the Only Worldwide Warming Event of the Past 2,000 Years
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The smell, the noise, the dust: my neighbour, the factory farm
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Climate change risks for northern Canada (CBC Video)
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Arctic amplification, sea ice, jet stream, polar vortexes...(video)
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Canada's high school curricula not giving students full picture of climate change
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How Airplane Contrails Are Helping Make the Planet Warmer
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Canada needs to triple the amount of protected land and water to tackle 'nature emergency': report
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Thirty years of unique data reveal what's really killing coral reefs
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The Guardian view on the climate emergency: a dangerous paralysis
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Don’t believe carbon pricing really works? Just ask B.C.
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Seismic lines in Alberta's boreal forest boost methane emissions, according to UCalgary study
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Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming
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CO2 emissions are on track to take us beyond 1.5 degrees of global warming
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Could our changing lifestyles and a changing climate spell a return of deadly diseases like malaria to Canada? A recent scientific study warns - it's possible!
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Due to extremely dry conditions, Manitoba livestock producers are being temporarily allowed to cut hay and graze animals on crown land.
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It’s feared that a disease deadly to hogs, “PEDv,” will return to the rampant stage it reached in Manitoba in 2017.
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China Wrestles with the Toxic Aftermath of Rare Earth Mining
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Human contribution to record-breaking June 2019 heatwave in France
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