Canada's Climate Daily

Fire probably not the cause of Chilcotin landslide: experts

Scientists are cautioning against a rush to pin the blame on wildfires alone — despite a climate-linked rise in both wildfires and fire-associated landslides in B.C.

Helping students express their feelings about the climate crisis

Luiza Salek is using art to help high school teachers provide a platform for students to express their feelings about the climate crisis, as part of the first UBC Climate Studies and Action cohort.

Climate change contributes to shift in Lake Erie’s harmful algal blooms

Blooms over the past decade have started earlier in July and had longer peaks, according to NOAA researchers.

Killing climate action — one closed-door meeting at a time

Fossil fuel companies and industry organizations use revolving doors of employment, closed-door meetings, casual encounters, and personal relationships to expand their influence on laws and policies, especially when it comes to climate change. 

Dozens of Alberta renewables projects cancelled due to projects pause

The clean energy think tank The Pembina Institute says in a report released Friday that 53 wind and solar projects were abandoned after the United Conservative Party government paused approvals for seven months then failed to clarify new rules for those developments. 

Imperial Oil rakes in $1.13 billion in net income, a big jump from a year ago