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Wexit and climate pollution: a tale of two Canadas
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Earth set to warm 3.2 C by 2100 unless efforts to cut emissions are tripled, new UN report finds
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Greenhouse gas levels at an all-time high - again. A WMO video.
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Greenhouse gas concentrations in atmosphere reach yet another high
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The loss of ‘eternal ice’ threatens Mongolian reindeer herders’ way of life
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Nearly all (North) America's endangered species will struggle to adapt to climate crisis
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Australian blazes will ‘reframe our understanding of bushfire’
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End the criminalization of land rights defenders. (Video)
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Juul spreads over the world as home market collapses in scandal
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Fueling Concerns of Approaching Catastrophic 'Tipping Point,' Deforestation of Brazilian Amazon Hit Highest Level in Decade
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Study counts 1.8 million pieces of trash at the bottom of Canada's Bay of Fundy
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It's big. It's risky. It's unacceptable!
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Brazil supports sugarcane growing in Amazon
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The next Passenger Pigeon? A uniquely Canadian bird - the Eskimo Curlew - has not been seen for over half-a-century!
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Climate change poses 'lifelong' child health risk
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New report exposes horror of working conditions for millions of sanitation workers in the developing world
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Microplastics found in oysters, clams on Oregon coast, study finds. (Last year, Canadian scientists discovered high levels of microplastics in B.C.’s oyster beds). Is our clothing to blame?
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Drug resistance likely to kill 400,000 Canadians by 2050, report predicts
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Hurricanes have become bigger and more destructive for the U.S. and Canada, study finds
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Brazil’s Atlantic forest: putting the pieces back together
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World Scientists’ Warning of a Climate Emergency (Condensed Version)
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Carbon bomb: Study says climate impact from loss of intact tropical forests grossly underreported
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'Landmark New Research' Links Neonics With Collapse of Fisheries
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The Amazon River: A Major Source of Organic Plastic Additives to the Tropical North Atlantic?
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Why fish ARE getting smaller (Video)
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Agricultural impacts of our climate crisis are becoming more apparent
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