This administration would love for science to just go away

We continue to follow the impact of the Trump administration’s ongoing assault on scientific research in the United States with an update from climate scientist Peter Kalmus, who says he has been forc...

This administration would love for science to just go away

Canada's 2026 summer sneak peek is here, and it features a signal Canada isn’t expecting.

The Middle East war is the excuse du jour for new oil and gas exports. But with the energy shock driving importing countries to ditch fossil fuels, Canada must prepare for the industry's decline.

Exclusive: Fixing a leak can be simple and equivalent to closing a coal power station, making lack of action maddening, say analysts

But critics say the Canadian rights tribunal didn’t go far enough after finding police discrimination.

The Climate Defiance doc 'Just Look Up,' premiering at CPH:DOX, is boosted by E.P. Adam McKay and songs by Billie Elish, Chappell Roan, and Doechii.

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Nobel laureate Richard Axel announced resignation as co-director of Columbia University’s neuroscience institute

Abstract. As part of the new Fisheries Act, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has made it a priority to disseminate its data publicly. The project proposed here is to create an open-access data produc...

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The Supreme Court will hear a Colorado climate case next term. Its ruling could impact dozens of other climate liability lawsuits.

A new study shows that targeting key epigenetic proteins may permanently switch off cancer genes. Scientists at Monash University, working with Harvard University, report they have found a way to perm...

The climate change we continue to fuel through fossil fuel consumption poses a serious threat to our long term survival. Solutions do exist. Most require, if not sacrifice, at least meaningful changes in how we produce and consume energy. Many would likely improve our lives in the process. Still, some...

The European Space Agency had more than 40 scientists working on why methane surged to the highest level in the atmosphere that researchers have seen since measuring began in the 1980s at 16.2 parts per billion per year.

Wiped out in its native range by invasive pathogens, the trees may make a comeback.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the atmosphere temporarily lost its ability to break down methane, leading to a huge spike in the greenhouse gas.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police respond to an active shooter incident at a high school in British Columbia At least eight people are dead following a shooting at a high school in British Columbia, Canada on Tuesday afternoon. According to a statement from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, seven people were found dead in an attack in British Columbia’s municipality of Tumbler Ridge. A suspect was also found deceased, police said. Continue reading...

Sources at two government contractors told NBC News they were worried that new warehouses — and the large numbers of immigrants who would be housed in them — would present safety problems.

By the end of this century, parts of Africa could face heatwaves for 250-300 days a year, which will make it difficult for people to survive.

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Declining snowpack can affect everything from municipal water systems and agriculture to lake levels, shipping and wildfire risk in Canada’s forests.

“We can’t allow Californians, our residents, our small businesses, to be left holding the bag,” said the author of the measure.

You wouldn’t think the world’s biggest sex trafficking scandal would have much to do with climate but the word shows up in more than 1500 of the #epsteinfiles.At first we thought meh, we don’t want to exploit a scandal, then we started reading and realized the Epstein universe’s take on climate intersects with a LOT of the stuff we’re investigating all the time. So we’re slowly making our way through. Take this 2014 email recommending a climate denier’s screed in the Wall Street Journal. Seems like a nothing burger at first… but it’s written by massive geoengineering proponent (and Gates Foundation consultant) Lowell Wood, and seconded by Nathan Myhrvold, Microsoft’s Chief Technology Officer at a time when Microsoft was talking a lot about climate while quietly getting into business with oil companies and developing AI that would help both produce and consume more energy.

The latest forecast from Met Office scientists indicates that the rate of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) increase this year will remain too fast to meet climate targets outlined for limiting global ...

You know, you're right, the flight rate—three years is a long time."

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Sediment records from the Andes suggest tropical land where millions live could heat up faster than expected as greenhouse gases rise.

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States and financial bodies using modelling that ignores shocks from extreme weather and climate tipping points