Canada a world leader in taming methane emissions
Canada’s oil and gas industry has been working hard to tackle methane emissions over the last two decades
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How language shapes our understanding of issues
How we define the term exposes our different value systems and often leads to misunderstanding
Gene editing approval crucial step to global food security
Groups opposed to gene editing have consistently misled the public through fearmongering
Do Japanese Beetles taste yucky?
Why else does hardly anything seem to want to eat them
New tool helps communities defend against wildfires
Easy-to-use, inexpensive method maps where wildfires are likely to blaze a trail into populated areas
Salt caverns could help solve hydrogen storage challenge
Using salt caverns for hydrogen storage could be safer and more sustainable than using small-scale tanks
Way discovered to produce hydrogen and purify water at the same time
Affordable, easily produced catalyst fuels a new process that could revolutionize off-grid energy solutions
The future of nuclear power in Canada
JAMES SNELL: John Goman, CEO of the Canadian Nuclear Association, shares his perspective
The Japanese Beatle is attractive, but can be annoying
First reported in the United States in 1916, the Japanese Beetle can now be found across North America
A Q and A with skeptical environmentalist Bjorn Lomborg
How evangelical and partisan discourse can blind stakeholders to solutions that would resolve a broad range of societal ills
How to improve mining yields while capturing atmospheric CO2
New technique could help solve two global challenges at once by recovering valuable metals from waste tailings
Alberta on track to exceed methane emissions reduction target
Methane emissions from natural gas in the U.S. may be as much as five times higher than those from Canada
Canadian communities can’t wait for the state to lead on climate action
What can concerned communities do when their governments aren’t stepping up?
