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‘Our big fear is that they’re going to disappear altogether’: First Nations fight to save caribou herd trapped on Ontario islands

For years, two First Nations in northern Ontario have fought for government help to save a declining caribou herd from extinction.

Keep it up, Poilievre, and you’ll deliver Trudeau a fourth term

The CPC’s poor showing is all the more striking in light of the current political environment, one that’s dominated by inflation, rising interest rates, and other economic dynamics that should hurt the incumbent party.

Forest protection should be a high priority at COP15

More than 80 years after Ernest Callaway Manning warned "over-cutting" was "creating barren lands", the forestry industry has plundered the majority of the most valued old-growth forests in B.C.

Should we worry about eight billion people?

Breaking down the world population’s role in the environmental impact equation.

Why fusion could be a clean energy game-changer

The major advance in fusion research announced in Washington on Tuesday was decades in coming, with scientists for the first time able to engineer a reaction that produced more power than was used to ignite it.

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How will the EU and Canada work together to protect biodiversity?

Join us Thursday, Dec. 15 at 8 a.m. ET for a livestream conversation with EU Commissioner for the Environment Virginijus Sinkevičius and Canada’s Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault. 

Bali's local culture, UNESCO sites under threat from water shortage

Far from Bali's beaches and hotels, farmer I Ketut Jata stands on a mountainside, staring at terraced land that is too dry to grow the rice his family has long relied on for food and income.