Multiple marine heat waves have occurred since 2014 along the Washington coast
Researchers say warming sea temperatures are impacting what we eat
By 2050, two-degree warming is forecast to cost Canada $21 billion a year
University reports says 17 million Canadians live in urban areas most at risk of extreme heat issues
Helicopters being used to push much-needed warm air over crops
Overhauling Canada’s energy infrastructure quickly an unprecedented expensive and technical challenge
38 wildfires recorded in 2022 up until April 14, consistent with past years’ numbers
Big companies with higher emissions pay the carbon price only on what they emit above a set limit
Council of Forest Industries representatives took questions from Nelson City Council
Environment minister approves Bay du Nord oil project with ‘strongest emissions rules ever imposed’
Network of ‘mother trees’ keeps forests healthy, says UBC researcher
Manufacturers offering consumers a variety of ways to beat the prices at the pump
Report reveals ‘a litany of broken climate promises’
Josh Young will assist local business owners concerned about climate change
B.C. not affected, but raising its provincial carbon levy to stay in line
Data from slide could be used for hazard assessment and disaster planning
Dedicated permit office aims to streamline development
Minister: investors holding back on emissions-cutting projects because carbon price fragile
Government consulting with industry, others about what that cap will be
Plan tabled today forecasts that electricity emissions will be almost zero by the end of the decade
