Heavy rains crush 10 historic buildings in Yemeni capital
The Old City of Sanaa is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the area is believed to have been inhabited for more than two millennia.
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Africa's climate goals blown by oil auction block in DRC
Sections of a renowned peatland tropical forest in the Congo Basin that plays a crucial role in Africa’s climate system go up for oil and gas auction in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Thursday, July 28, 2022.
Alberta and feds sign deal to limit oilsands environmental monitoring
Alberta has signed an agreement with the federal government that makes major cuts to environmental monitoring of the oilsands.
A dozen conservation and Indigenous groups ask Wilkinson to force Alberta to reinstate oilpatch monitoring
A dozen conservation and Indigenous groups have written federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson asking him to force the Alberta government to reinstate environmental monitoring in the province's oilpatch.
Sewage stink plaguing scenic N.S. tourist town cleared with new biofilter
One of Nova Scotia's most scenic tourist towns appears to have rid itself of a nasty smell that would often drive residents indoors during the summer.
Bid to get D-Day beaches added to list of UN World Heritage Sites in limbo
The beaches of Normandy, where the Allies stormed ashore to begin the eventual liberation of Europe from Nazi rule, are widely regarded by veterans and historians alike as venerated, sacred ground.
Quebec to pay Petrolia $20.5 million to end Anticosti oil development
The Quebec government will pay $20.5 million to Petrolia as part of its plan to end oil development on Anticosti Island.
Doctors explain why B.C.'s GreeNDP should kibosh the Site C Dam
The Site C Dam is out of tune with Canada's new reality. It is yesterday’s project, write two doctors, concerned about the health of British Columbians and their environment.
