Category - Ecology

• Emis­sions ris­ing as clean en­ergy lags in re­cov­ery: IEA
• Cli­mate study finds emis­sions ris­ing steadily in GTHA
• TIME FOR A NORTH AMER­I­CAN EN­ERGY REV­O­LU­TION.
• How ‘bend­able’ con­crete could cut global emis­sions
• Don’t wait on elec­tric homes
• Ice­berg breaks off Antarc­tica
• How this shabby shed could hold the key to beat­ing a silent killer
• New Citi CEO vows net-zero emis­sions by 2050
• EPA deals set­back to Cargill over Red­wood City prop­erty
• Cloned ferret spurs hope for en­dan­gered species
• Ap­palachian forests are the fo­cus of new $18M preser­va­tion pro­gram
• Rwanda joins our cam­paign to Stop The Il­le­gal Wildlife Trade
• The ca­nary in the coal mine
• New nat­u­ral plant food at Wait­rose
• Nip­pon Steel shifts to re­cy­cled metal
• FORD’S GREEN­BELT LAND GRAB
• New science on mi­croplas­tics sug­gests macro prob­lems
• Val Bourne’s Wildlife
• Texas elec­tric co-op files for bank­ruptcy after huge ER­COT win­ter storm out­age bills
• HIGH FIVE FOR HYUNDAI
• Man­u­fac­tur­ing revs up af­ter Spring Fes­ti­val
• Let’s cut cor­ners
• IT'S A GOOD THING
• “Why Is Canada Ban­ning Plas­tics?”
• Money grows be­neath the trees in N.S.
• En­ergy and wa­ter must weath­er­ize for all ex­tremes, not just win­ter storms
• ₧630M to fund LGUS’ cli­mate re­silience
• Nor­we­gian fish farm­ers set sail to raise par­a­site-free salmon
• How to Avoid a Cli­mate Dis­as­ter: The So­lu­tions We Have and the Break­throughs We Need
• Lights on or wheels turn­ing
• Jaguar to rein­vent it­self as Ev-only As­ton Martin ri­val
• Celebri­ties give back­ing to group’s un­der­wa­ter ‘boul­der bar­rier’
• A River Runs Through Him
• PRE­DICT­ING THE ROUTE TO LOW-CAR­BON HEAT­ING
• The Ice Is Call­ing
• Kerry’s flawed claim that ‘we have nine years left’ to avert the cli­mate cri­sis
• Green­ing Nova Sco­tia’s health­care sys­tem in a COVID-19 world
• 5 REA­SONS WHY IT MAKES SENSE TO GO ELEC­TRIC TO­DAY
• Fu­ture scoop: check out the next Ford Mon­deo
• UN: HUGE CHANGES IN SO­CI­ETY NEEDED TO KEEP NA­TURE, EARTH OK