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NASA officials say, the way the climate trend is going, future broken records should be expected.

2020 ties 2016 for hottest year in the record books

As oceans get warmer baby sharks are being born smaller, undernourished and exhausted.

Rising ocean temperatures could threaten future sharks

A new study estimates roughly 560 billion metric tons of carbon is locked away in permafrost under the Arctic ocean.

A groggy climate giant in the arctic awakening, here's what it is

Hope for Wildlife saw an opportunity to align their energy footprint with their mission to connect with nature.

Wildlife refuge with high energy demands goes fully solar

An estimated 4,000 to 5,000 cubic meters of waste has accumulated on waterways in southwestern Serbia.

Plastic pollution completely covers the surface of a lake in Serbia

We catch up with Carbon Engineering in Squamish, BC to see where direct air capture technology is heading. Mia Gordon reports.

Pulling carbon from the air, Canadian clean energy company partners with big names

The U.S. was hits with costly hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes and more in 2020.

A record number of natural disasters costing over $1B hit the U.S. in 2020

Scientists from the University of Texas at Austin and Penn State say that they hope their recent breakthrough will make this technology more cost-effective.

Desalination breakthrough paves way for more clean water at a cheaper cost

Bolivia's Tuni glacier is disappearing faster than initially anticipated, according to scientists in the Andean nation, a predicament that will likely add to the water shortages already plaguing the capital La Paz, just 111 km away.

Bolivia's Tuni glacier is disappearing - and so is the water it supplies

Wine experts are noticing some of the trends in the industry when it comes to reducing carbon emissions. Mia Gordon talks to some local BC wineries that are making some planet-friendly changes.

B.C. wineries are finding ways to reduce emissions in creative ways

Researchers from the Australian Antarctic Program Partnership are investigating how marine organisms capture and store carbon from the atmosphere. 

Fleet of deep-diving robots deployed in the Southern Ocean to study climate change

An IEA report reveals that by 2024, wind and solar energy capacity will overtake gas and coal. 

Renewable energy will overtake gas and coal by 2024, new report reveals

The new study counts things like concrete, asphalt, plastic, glass, and other materials, to the total tune of 1.1 trillion tonnes.

Human-made materials now outweigh Earth's living biomass

An expedition to a cloud forest in Bolivia’s Zongo Valley revealed 20 species that were previously unknown to science.

20 previously unknown species discovered in Bolivia

Sharing living spaces and resources in Atlantic Canada's first co-housing community.

New eco-housing shared living project coming to Atlantic Canada

Brighter Arctic nights and waning ocean ice will have a big effect on the region’s sea life.

Light pollution in the Arctic could bring drastic changes

The trees will capture significant amounts of carbon from the atmosphere.

Canada announces plan to plant 2 billion trees in the coming decade

Record or near-record heat so far this year has 2020 neck-and-neck with 2016 for hottest year on record.

December could push 2020 to be the hottest year in the books

Imagine everything you need within a short walk from your house. Mia Gordon brings us through the idea that big cities are using to fight their carbon output.

The "15-Minute City" is a new environmental vision gaining ground

Invasive and non-native species were the top threats just three years ago.
