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Nathan Nelson
Nathan NelsonNov 3, 2026
Overshoot, overwhelm and time
Last month in London, we strolled around Tate Britain, and I was transfixed for a while by ‘The Cholmondeley Ladies’, an oil painting on wood by an unknown artist from the beginning of the 17th century. I’d been looking differently at all the portraits from around that time, trying to find a connection with the...
climate changecommunities
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 30, 2026
What Bigfoot can teach us about predicting the impacts of climate change
Believe it or not, researchers are using Sasquatch data to better understand how well their methods for studying scientifically recognized species are working
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biodiversityclimate change
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 29, 2026
‘Gotta roll with the punches’: farmers reflect on a summer of severe weather
Extreme rainfall hammered farmers across the Prairies this year. Here’s how some Manitoba farmers are thinking about the future
climate changefarming
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 27, 2026
Canada’s iconic water bomber is having a moment. But is it the answer to the wildfire crisis?
As De Havilland pushes Canada to buy a national fleet, experts question whether water bombers are the right answer to our country's worsening wildfire crisis
AlbertaB.C.
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsOct 26, 2026
Meidas: Trump Says Brazil Elections Were "Rigged," Because Of Course He Does
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump losing it on the tarmac as he departs for Mississippi, calling Brazil’s elections rigged and attacking former President Barack Obama. Meiselas also covers JD Vance’s deranged rally in Montana, where he blamed rising gas prices on “tinpot dictators throwing temper tantrums”—seemingly describing Trump himself—and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s latest threats during a television appearance. `
Ben MeiselasClimate Change
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 26, 2026
How flooding made its way into the Ottawa election
Severe flooding over the summer remains top of mind leading into the Canadian capital’s municipal election, with mayoral candidates offering their plans for prevention and response
climate changeDemocracy
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 23, 2026
GTA cities are missing climate targets. Could the election change things?
Hampered by the Doug Ford government and the enormity of the climate crisis, Mississauga, Brampton and Toronto are behind on their emissions reductions goals. But they're still moving environmental initiatives along
climate changeDemocracy
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 29, 2026
Ontario farmers are finding ways to help the environment — and it starts with a pair of underwear
By incorporating new methods of planting, fertilizing and generally operating, farmers are reducing their negative impacts and growing more food
biodiversityclimate change
Pasquines
PasquinesSep 23, 2026
Shut out of global climate forums, Puerto Ricans bet on the power of community
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climate changeContextomy
BITVoxy Global
BITVoxy GlobalSep 23, 2026
First New Penguin Species In A Century Discovered
Berkeley, CA, September 21, 2026 — Taxonomy is a messy business, especially when the subjects live on jagged, wind-scoured rocks nearly 2,000 miles away from human civilization. A massive international genomic study led by researchers at UC Berkeley and the University of Chile just shattered a century-old assumption by proving that gentoo penguins are not […]
Climate Changegenomics
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 18, 2026
‘Nobody cares about climate anymore’
Energy security is in, climate security is out — that was the vibe at two major gatherings of power players in Canada this week
Albertaclimate change
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 17, 2026
Flying out gold? The extraordinary logistics of a proposed B.C. mine
Canagold’s proposed New Polaris mine has gotten the attention of both the provincial and federal governments. Its transportation plan relies on up to 15 cargo flights a day
B.C.biodiveristy
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 14, 2026
For some Ontario students, there is no escape from the heat
As the school year begins, families and advocates worry children in Peel region exposed to extreme heat in classrooms
Bramptonclimate adaptation
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 11, 2026
Manitoba inches closer to a record year for tornadoes
It’s still unknown how climate change will impact tornadoes across Canada, but this year has seen more than the average. Here’s what you need to know
climate changeManitoba
Malawi24
Malawi24Sep 10, 2026
Deforestation leaves Malawi exposed
Malawi is losing one of its strongest shields against disasters as pressure on its forests continues to grow.Natural Resources Minister Patricia Wiskes has warned that rampant tree cutting and forest encroachment are weakening the country’s natural protection, as government moves to tighten enforcement against illegal logging.Wiskes issued the warning during an impromptu visit to Nanchidwa...
climate changeDeforestation
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 9, 2026
Summer’s over, but the gas tax holiday is still on. Experts say it benefits rich families most
Carney is keeping 10 cents off a litre of gasoline to help with rising costs, but will it cost Canadians in the long run by encouraging pollution?
climate changeCorporate Influence
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 8, 2026
Toronto seniors are feeling the heat. Can we do a better job of keeping them cool?
This won’t be Ontario’s last hot summer, but many vulnerable residents still lack air conditioning and access to cool public spaces in heat waves
climate adaptationclimate change
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 3, 2026
The joys — and grief — of summer camping in Canada
My canoe trip was filled with sights of waterfalls, loons, meteor showers and … charred trees. These days, it’s impossible to separate the magic of the natural world from the destruction we’ve wrought upon it
air pollutionclimate change
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 2, 2026
What the devastating glacier collapse in Nepal tells us about Canada’s rapidly changing ice
As experts work to understand a devastating Himalayan disaster, a Canadian hydrologist says the impacts of melting glaciers here include worsening wildfire, drought and threats to blocked highways
B.C.climate adaptation
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectAug 13, 2026
Five Things You Didn’t Know About Extreme Heat in Prison, Jail and ICE Detention
Experts share their best tips for investigating rising temperatures behind bars in a webinar from The Marshall Project’s Investigate This!
heat inside prisonsPrison and Jail Conditions
I'm Not Doctor Who
I'm Not Doctor WhoJul 22, 2026
#oneaday Day 775: Perambulation
I've been for a walk out on the Common for the last three evenings. Tonight, I gave myself permission to take the evening off, because three days in a row is solid going, there is no need to go every single night, whatever the "sergeant major" part of my brain might say, plus my feet...
climate changeclimate crisis
Planetarity
PlanetarityDec 17, 2025
The Daily Planet #108: The China Shock, Part 9
dailyplanetElectric Vehicles
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectAug 4, 2025
Journalists: How to Investigate Dangerous Heat in Prisons
Exposing the risks posed by heat behind bars requires coverage at the intersection of public health, climate change and criminal justice.
Death in PrisonClimate change
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerDec 27, 2012
Why 2012 was the best year ever - and how 2013 can be even better
The Spectator explains why 2012 was the best year in the history of the world: It may not feel like it, but 2012 has been the greatest year in the history of the world. That sounds like an extravagant claim, but it is borne out by evidence. Never has there been less hunger, less disease or more prosperity. The West remains in the economic doldrums, but most developing countries are charging ahead, and people are being lifted out of poverty at the fastest rate ever recorded. The death toll infli
General2012