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The Toyota Prius has become the flagship car for those in our society so environmentally conscious that they are willing to spend a premium to show the world how much they care. Unfortunately for them, their ultimate ‘green car’ is the source of some of t
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Discussions on global warming often refer to 'global temperature.' Yet the concept is thermodynamically as well as mathematically an impossibility, says Bjarne Andresen, a professor at The Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen
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American source, Globe and Mail isn't carrying this yet.
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Floods in the Fraser River basin will be much bigger and will occur more frequently because the forests of the Interior Plateau are being denuded by the mountain pine beetle
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Hartley Bay worried that a leak will destroy their source of food and livelihood
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The Dead Sea, famous for its therapeutic minerals and for the way people float in it like corks, is evaporating away, its surface level dropping by nearly a metre a year.
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Liberal Leader Stephane Dion has released a plan to crack down on industry and impose tough new caps on greenhouse gas emissions by January 2008.
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This winter was the warmest on record worldwide, according to a U.S. report on climate change, and Canada had a big role to play in it.
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The meltdown in the Arctic might have reached a tipping point that could trigger a cascade of climate changes and profoundly affect the weather in Earth's temperate regions, a new study warns.
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"In Greenland we know there is melting associated with the ice loss, but in Antarctica we don't really know why it's happening," said Duncan Wingham, an author of the review released today in Science magazine. "With so much of the world's ice captur
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Trees that bordered a new house rained on by golf balls are now fit for the fireplace. Islington Golf Club plans to build a protective screen. Email story
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Oops, maybe that's not something we should be celebrating....
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With little media monitoring, both Strong and Gore are cashing in on the lucrative cottage industry known as man-made global warming.
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For the past century and a half, Earth has been warming. Coincidentally (or perhaps not so coincidentally), during that same period, our sun has been brightening, becoming more active, sending out more radiation.
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Data from satellites is showing that sea-level rises and polar ice-melting might be worse than earlier thought, a leading oceanographer said on Monday.
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The harmful effects of global warming on daily life are already showing up, and within a couple of decades hundreds of millions of people won’t have enough water, top scientists will say next month at a meeting in Belgium.
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What do you do with the billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide that are spewing out of industrial chimneys into the atmosphere?
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Hot Cars, Cool Designs! There’s been plenty of talk about making motoring greener at this show. Which isn’t too surprising: with carbon emissions a hot political topic all over the world, even the most reluctant motor industry converts realize it’s an iss
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From sovereignty to safety, the reality of climate change is impossible to ignore
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This one is funny.
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European Union leaders drafted an agreement Friday promising to take the lead in the fight against global warming by setting binding targets to cut greenhouse gases and ensure a fifth of the bloc's energy comes from green power such as wind turbines and
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper was expected to hand over big dollars to Alberta from the federal government's new Eco Fund during his visit to Edmonton on Thursday.
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Soot from the booming factories of Asia is changing weather across the Pacific Ocean and causing more storms like the one that clobbered Vancouver's Stanley Park in December
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Soot produced by burning coal in China and India isn't just making it harder for local people to breathe, but could be contributing to freakish weather in Canada and the United States, a team of scientists reported yesterday.
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Alberta is proposing to capture carbon dioxide emissions from heavy emitters and pump them into mature oilfields to dramatically enhance the recovery of conventional oil from depleting reservoirs.
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Canada's frozen North is increasingly going green, with forests of trees and shrubs advancing into territory that was once barren tundra.
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International marine traffic is British Columbia's second-largest industrial source of greenhouse gas, the primary cause of global warming
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Losing the war against the voracious pine beetle means losing entire forests and industries
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Global warming has become such a daily problem for Arctic Inuit that they need air conditioners part of the year but rarely have them
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Scientists from 63 nations to monitor poles to keep tabs on global warming
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Global warming has become such a daily problem for Arctic Inuit that they need air conditioners part of the year but rarely have them, Canadian activist Sheila Watt-Cloutier told an international rights group yesterday.
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Imperial Oil's $7-billion Kearl oilsands mine received conditional approval from regulators Tuesday, making it the third massive new oilsands project to get the go-ahead in the last four months.
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Deep ocean currents have kept Greenland in the deep freeze for thousands of years, writes Margaret Munro. But something is amiss in the North Atlantic
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