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  1. Researchers set up permafrost thaw alert system on major Yukon-Alaska highway
  2. Pipeline in California oil spill split open, dragged along ocean floor, authorities say
  3. Who can advise on cloud services ?
  4. Airport shut in Spain's La Palma due to volcano ash
  5. Nadia Chaudhri, beloved Montreal neuroscientist with fans worldwide, has died
  6. New program will turn nuisance deer into meals for New Brunswickers in need
  7. Pakistan earthquake kills at least 23, injures hundreds
  8. Ocean currents break up some of oil spilled from pipeline off California coast
  9. 'Keep the Earth fresh': Young eco-warriors clean up litter on Calgary's Bow River
  10. Decades-long plan to protect caribou in Nunavut nearing completion
  11. Seal-mounted camera recovered after 3 years on N.S. ocean floor yields hours of video
  12. Are celebrity tourists eclipsing the real science done in space?
  13. Google prohibits ads that promote or make money from climate change denial
  14. Tiger attacks on the rise in India's coal-rich region
  15. As beavers return to Britain, their presence becomes a gnawing problem
  16. The Royals and the environment: What influence can they have?
  17. China pledges $290 million to protect nature in developing countries
  18. Hydro One wants to charge this homeowner $60K to connect power to his new house
  19. Woman rocked awake by meteorite chunk crashing into her bedroom
  20. Crown wanted plea deal in Whistler bear feeding case to avoid 'controversy' over killings
  21. William Shatner to go where no 90-year-old has gone before: space
  22. Drone delivers lungs for transplant to Toronto hospital in world 1st, health network says
  23. Study raises new questions about why southern resident killer whales are in decline
  24. Bat droppings in the bedroom? That doesn't mean the animals are pests, judge rules
  25. High winds pushing travelling petrels off course into Newfoundland towns, says rescue group
  26. Hundreds fear for homes, property as lava stream approaches on Spanish island
  27. Skies light up as spectacular aurora borealis display dances over Manitoba
  28. Stunning polar bear, bird portraits earn Canadians Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards
  29. Lava spread on Spain's La Palma forces 300 more people from homes
  30. Prince William says great minds should focus on saving Earth not space travel
  31. How hot is your 'hood? New map takes Ottawa's temperature
  32. Northern B.C. First Nation launches pilot project to deliver medical supplies by drone
  33. Hotspot of ocean biodiversity discovered off coast of Makkovik, thanks to fisherman
  34. Owner of Toronto property with 250-year-old oak must sell to city at agreed-upon price, judge rules
  35. What would make the COP26 climate conference a success?
  36. La Niña's back. Here's how it will affect the weather
  37. Contemplating the emotional side of spaceflight
  38. How to get the most out of a home energy audit
  39. Action, not talk, needed on climate, Queen Elizabeth signals to world leaders
  40. Canadians to remain among world's top energy users even as government strives for net zero
  41. Hundreds of homes flooded in Athens as storms sweep across Greece
  42. NASA spacecraft Lucy soars into sky with lab-grown diamonds
  43. Gap in research funding leaves global south more vulnerable to climate impacts, studies suggest
  44. Space tourism may be taking off, but critics not taken with its aims
  45. Costa Rica, Milan among winners of Prince William's Earthshot environmental prize
  46. Why it matters to the world if China delivers on its carbon targets
  47. South Africa cuts down pine trees in desperate bid to save water
  48. How a fur craze led to skunks being introduced into P.E.I.
  49. Fredericton man 'gives back to nature' with bee and butterfly oasis in his yard
  50. Fecal transplants from young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds
  51. Ancient Crusades-era sword found by diver off coast of Israel
  52. Moon rocks collected by Chinese spacecraft contain volcanic clues
  53. Seoul says North Korea tested possible submarine missile
  54. Cranbrook beavers in city park to be relocated, but some citizens want them to stay
  55. Why the world is facing a global energy crunch
  56. The world is aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. Here's what that means
  57. Countries must cut fossil fuel plans by more than half to reach global climate targets: UN report
  58. Volcano in southern Japan erupts with massive smoke column
  59. 'Coastie' pics a fun way people can help Parks Canada track coastline changes*
  60. Equity in the great outdoors: Toronto campaigns look to make green spaces more inclusive
  61. How Iqaluit's water crisis is connected to climate change
  62. Countries must cut fossil fuel plans by more than half to reach global climate targets: UN report
  63. Volcano in southern Japan erupts with massive smoke column
  64. 'Coastie' pics a fun way people can help Parks Canada track coastline changes*
  65. Equity in the great outdoors: Toronto campaigns look to make green spaces more inclusive
  66. How Iqaluit's water crisis is connected to climate change
  67. What Canadians need to know about how climate change is affecting their health
  68. Pig-to-human transplants come a step closer with kidney experiment
  69. Leaked documents show countries tried to water down UN climate report, Greenpeace says
  70. Great white egret attracts attention in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut
  71. Doctors successfully attach pig’s kidney to human
  72. Record 21 humpback calves spotted in Salish Sea over feeding season as whale numbers rebound
  73. Elephants without tusks evolve quickly due to ivory poachers
  74. Want to pitch in to help discover unknown planets?
  75. Scientists find oldest fossils of dinosaurs that lived in a herd
  76. The danger of COVID-19 misinformation is 'mind-boggling,' says Dr. Anthony Fauci
  77. Ancient solar storm proves Vikings lived in Newfoundland by at least AD 1021, scientists say
  78. Black bear knocks over man near Tofino, prompting warning from conservation officers
  79. Anonymous U.S. buyer pays $7.75M for triceratops skeleton
  80. With more humpback whales in B.C. waters, entanglements are on the rise, too
  81. British envoy seeks Canada's climate change help at UN talks in Glasgow
  82. University of Waterloo students race a driverless car on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
  83. Amazon rainforest helps push greenhouse gases to new record high
  84. Developed world falls short of $100B commitment to help poorer countries fight climate change: report
  85. New net-zero pledges push world close to 2 C target, UN finds
  86. Blue Origin, Boeing reveal plan to build 'business park' space station
  87. Why India can't live without coal despite its negative environmental effects
  88. Owning up to Canada's 'fair share' of the climate burden
  89. New population estimate for right whales at its lowest in 20 years
  90. Hertz to buy 100,000 Teslas for its rental fleet by next year
  91. A Canadian in Iceland: The country's first lady on how her adopted home is tackling climate change
  92. City of Iqaluit says historical fuel spill likely source of drinking water contamination
  93. Texas bat expert, B.C. non-profit team up to launch mobile game about the 'misunderstood' furry flier
  94. Look out for 'destructive' feral pigs, says Invasive Species Council of B.C.
  95. With a target on its back, upbeat oil industry wants to help Canada reach its climate goals
  96. New British polar research ship ready for maiden voyage
  97. Contracting COVID-19 may provide some immunity. But still get vaccinated, scientists say
  98. Canada leads G20 in financing fossil fuels, lags in renewables funding, report says
  99. Canada is underestimating carbon emissions from forestry sector, environmental groups allege
  100. N.S. pledges to end use of coal for electricity 10 years earlier than scheduled
  101. Climate change means Arctic may no longer be a safe haven for nesting birds
  102. Canadian youth want leaders at Glasgow climate summit to live up to the COP26 'hype' and take action now
  103. What a broken climate finance pledge means for developing countries
  104. Pope Francis says 'urgent change of direction' needed to tackle climate change
  105. Canada and fellow G20 countries set to agree to limit global warming to 1.5 C, according to draft
  106. It's not 1973 all over again
  107. This Dutch tower makes elite green design affordable. But is it actually green?
  108. How some Canadians are treating the planet with a more sustainable Halloween
  109. Youth are 'wired' to push for change, researcher says about why they're climate choice influencers
  110. How shaving half a degree off global warming targets could lessen the effects of climate change
  111. How fights over what's fair have stalled progress on climate change
  112. This ruby is 2.5 billion years old and contains evidence of ancient life
  113. Hope for a 'eureka' moment on climate change persists as COP26 begins in Scotland
  114. My climate anxiety has turned me into a trash hoarder
  115. COP26 formally opens in Glasgow as leaders look to address climate change
  116. Young Ugandan climate activist pushing for international crisis team to fight climate change
  117. In Iceland, can a revolutionary new process actually help stop global warming?
  118. Black spruce trees dominate Canada's forests. Wildfires and drier climate are changing that
  119. Canada will put a cap on oil and gas sector emissions, Trudeau tells COP26 summit
  120. Curbing air pollution could prevent millions of deaths in North America over next 50 years
  121. 595 people were killed by heat in B.C. this summer, new figures from coroner show
  122. Calgary's new mayor wants to declare a climate emergency. What could it mean for Canada's energy capital?
  123. Energy efficiency rebate program in N.W.T. sees 'massive' spike in interest, runs out of money
  124. Archeology crew hopes to inspire more Mi'kmaw youth to join the field
  125. Indoor farming could improve B.C. food security amid climate change
  126. COP26: The Queen's message and other key moments in the global climate change conference's 1st day
  127. Small island nations want largest emitters to pay for catastrophic effects of climate change
  128. More than 100 world leaders promise to end deforestation
  129. Trudeau calls for global carbon tax at COP26 summit
  130. Biden launching wide-ranging plan to reduce global methane emissions
  131. How Canada's largest solar farm is changing Alberta's landscape
  132. Grand River is full of contaminants, says award-winning Indigenous McMaster prof
  133. Maine referendum deals blow to Hydro-Québec project
  134. New net-zero alliance of banks, funds prioritizes green investment, but key emitters are absent
  135. As he pushes for global carbon tax, Trudeau admits it was an uphill battle in Canada
  136. How these N.S. farmers are reducing their carbon footprint
  137. Even a climate crisis can't stop the world's appetite for burning coal
  138. Climate impacts growing much faster than efforts to adapt to them, UN finds
  139. These aquatic invaders pose a big risk in Alberta
  140. Cities produce 60% of global greenhouse gases. Here are some ideas to fix this from a B.C. delegate at COP26
  141. Meet the N.S. farmers who are turning composted food into energy
  142. Several countries pledge to phase out heavily polluting coal — but U.S and China aren't among them
  143. Canada is weaning itself off thermal coal but keeps shipping it elsewhere
  144. Indigenous leaders weigh the benefits of attending COP26
  145. How your fallen leaves can be used to fight climate change
  146. Canada to stop financing fossil fuel projects abroad by end of 2022
  147. The oil and gas emissions cap is a dose of cold reality for a warming world
  148. Ontario's most northern First Nation goes green with their first solar project
  149. How COVID-19 mRNA vaccines were created in under a year and what it means for the future of disease
  150. How does an mRNA vaccine actually work?
  151. Zombie deer disease found in Manitoba has Ontario hunters concerned for wildlife
  152. Two new approaches to recycling can reduce waste and lower carbon emissions
  153. As more travellers return to the skies, aviation's environmental impact fuels concern
  154. When it comes to climate change, the heavy hand of colonizers is as important as our carbon footprint
  155. In taking action on climate, this Arctic community wants to be a beacon to the world
  156. Despite recent price hikes, heating with gas is still so cheap it's going to be hard to kick the habit
  157. Obama urges countries to 'act now' to tackle climate change, help island nations
  158. Federal environment minister to protect endangered frogs in Longueuil
  159. A Nova Scotia fish hatchery is confronted by death, disease and climate change
  160. B.C. to permanently close all mink farms over COVID-19 transmission risk
  161. Climate talks struggle with gap between rich, poor countries
  162. Doug Ford's hopes for Ontario's electric vehicle industry hinge on mining its Ring of Fire
  163. Nets 'filled with birds' this fall surprise Pelee Island field bander after quiet spring season
  164. Instead of writing big cheques to fight climate change, billionaires should just pay taxes: environmentalist
  165. Sask. carbon capture not meeting targets, prolonging reliance on fossil fuels: U of R scientist
  166. With new climate pledges, the world is on track for 2.4 C of warming, analysis finds
  167. Bikes took a back seat at COP26. Advocates urge Canada to make them a priority in its climate plan
  168. World leaders shy away from tackling food, farming emissions at COP26
  169. UN climate talks draft deal asks for tougher emissions pledges by next year
  170. Why climate-shaming China at COP26 likely won't work
  171. Sask. environmental group pushes for change as premier pans federal oil, gas emissions cap plan
  172. NASA delays astronaut moon landing, plans to miss deadline
  173. Residents near salmon-bearing streams in B.C. asked to watch for poachers
  174. A tiny home community is coming to life off the grid in northern Ontario
  175. Canada has a quarter of world's soil carbon. Keeping it in the ground could curb climate change, experts say
  176. SpaceX rocket carries 4 into orbit, including 600th human to reach space
  177. Global warming goal on 'life support,' UN chief says
  178. SpaceX crew arrives at International Space Station
  179. When will steel go green? How B.C. coal fuels one of the highest emitting industries in the world
  180. Some old dams are being given a new power: generating clean electricity
  181. Nations at odds over how to keep 1.5 C goal alive as UN climate negotiations enter final day
  182. Electric vehicles will change how cities look. Just ask the Scottish city of Dundee
  183. Canadian VR technology will aid isolation effects on a simulated long duration space flight
  184. Electric vehicle maker with virtually no sales went public Wednesday — and it's already worth more than GM
  185. Ghost town artifacts reveal home life of Chinese railroad workers
  186. When the world locked down, nature kept going: 4 surprising ways nature 'rebooted' with reduced human activity
  187. Why we need to set climate targets even if we miss them
  188. 6 things Canada did at the COP26 climate talks
  189. Climate activists in Kenya fight to protect the slums — and call on the West to do more
  190. What role should universities take in teaching about the climate crisis?
  191. Sask. researcher says filters made of agricultural residue can reduce arsenic levels in water
  192. Last-minute coal compromise in climate deal disappoints many at COP26
  193. As young people brace for climate change, kids TV is going green
  194. Archeologists in Cupids unearth possible oldest English coin in North America
  195. Take a peek inside the secret location where the ROM stores Canada's largest fish collection
  196. Montreal bike-sharing service wraps up record-smashing season
  197. Age of electric: Why Ontario rinks are slowly ditching their old ice resurfacers
  198. Ontario seeking to trap group of wild pigs spreading east of Toronto
  199. Russian weapons test resulted in debris now threatening space station, U.S. says
  200. 'Atmospheric river' in B.C. to be followed by high winds and snow in some areas
  201. Wet'suwet'en clan members say they are enforcing eviction of Coastal GasLink from territories
  202. Entire city of Merritt, B.C., ordered to evacuate after flooding of wastewater treatment plant
  203. Russia denies endangering ISS astronauts with weapons test
  204. Powerful Webb space telescope featuring Canadian instruments set for Dec. 18 launch
  205. Things finally looking up for DIY astronomers
  206. Partial lunar eclipse will be the longest since the reign of Henry VI
  207. Canada's bluefin tuna quota could jump as big fish sees big rise in population estimates
  208. Ontario to ramp up electric vehicle production, but no rebates on sales yet
  209. How wildfires fuel the risk of disastrous flooding
  210. McMaster University puts ecology professor on leave after investigation into a 'series of concerns'
  211. Satellite data is helping us understand our changing planet
  212. Partial lunar eclipse a treat for stargazers everywhere
  213. Rock art found at Wanuskewin Heritage Park as 4 petroglyphs excavated
  214. Running out of gas in BC underlines our dependence on fossil fuels
  215. After her best friend died, this programmer created an AI chatbot from his texts to talk to him again
  216. 'Over the moon': Eastern Ontario astronomers recognized with asteroid names
  217. Staying put to save the planet: How remote work might help Canada cut emissions
  218. Montreal birdwatchers treated to rare sight in city's Technoparc
  219. Filters on laundry machines lead to 'significant' cut in microfibre pollution, Ontario study finds
  220. Liberals promise to control pandemic, fight climate change and rebuild economy in throne speech
  221. Photographer captures rare quartet of Alberta's wild dog species
  222. Droves of red crabs cause traffic jams and swarm on Christmas Island beaches in epic migration to sea
  223. NASA to launch test mission of asteroid-deflecting spacecraft
  224. Launch of new NASA telescope to replace Hubble observatory delayed after spaceport mishap
  225. How space exploration is advancing remote medicine
  226. NASA spacecraft en route to smash into asteroid after launch
  227. Lake Manitoba shows off rare ice formations
  228. Great Barrier Reef 'gives birth' in massive coral spawning event
  229. 'Accelerator on steroids' for EVs launches in Windsor
  230. Radon levels in new Canadian homes now 467% higher than in homes in Sweden, U of C study finds
  231. Storm system set to soak regions of B.C. recovering from floods and mudslides
  232. Ontario veering off track from its climate change targets, internal forecasts reveal
  233. Flood management in B.C. is left up to municipalities. Should it be?
  234. Canada's climate change efforts going from 'failure to failure,' says commissioner's report
  235. Canada has the minerals needed for EVs. How much bargaining power does that really give us?
  236. NASA's asteroid mission could prevent future catastrophes: Chris Hadfield
  237. Offshore wind farms could make Nova Scotia an 'energy-exporting region'
  238. Elmvale, Ont., residents fight to protect what researchers says is cleanest groundwater in the world
  239. As critics warn of genetic 'surveillance', RCMP explores use of DNA matching in criminal probes
  240. Fraser Valley farmers won't know for weeks how floodwaters have affected prized soil
  241. Weather and climate are not the same thing. Here's why that is important
  242. Forest thinning could serve multiple purposes in N.W.T.'s battle with climate change
  243. University of Alberta study aims to unravel 'long COVID' mysteries still puzzling researchers
  244. Arctic could see more rain than snow in 30 years, study suggests
  245. Storm brings another round of heavy rain to B.C.'s soaked southwest
  246. Modular nuclear reactors a 'long shot' worth studying, says Yukon gov't
  247. Omicron could threaten COVID-19 immunity — but we're not going back to 'square one'
  248. NORAD commander warns Canadian officials about the threat posed by hypersonic missiles
  249. Ottawa wastewater researchers monitoring omicron variant
  250. Frogs age faster, die younger as climate warms, study suggests