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Glenwood I70 Closure Due to Recent Mudslides Continues

Digital Nod - August 8, 2021

Wildfire Update

Oregon’s wildfires force mass evacuations, but shifting weather offers some hope

Wildfire near Pikangikum

Forest Fire Situation Update Northwest Region July 07, 2019

Mushrooms

Could This New Mushroom Solve Plastic Waste?

The demand for energy must be tempered with the impact on the planet.

Global carbon emissions hit record high in 2018 – IEA

Climate Research FROM Harvard University into Sea levels

Climate – Houston, we have a problem

NNL Staff - September 9, 2017 0

A rain garden is shaped like a bowl that soaks up runoff from a rooftop or other hard surface like a parking area. The rainwater is absorbed into the soil instead of flowing into a storm drain that empties into local streams. Rain gardens and other green infrastructure are often planted with wildflowers or other native perennials that provide homes and food for birds and insects.

Rain Garden Tours this Weekend

NetNewsLedger - September 7, 2017 0

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity Hammers Back at Harvey

NetNewsLedger - September 1, 2017 0

Under Reported News

Worst floods to hit South Asia in decade expose lack of...

NetNewsLedger - September 1, 2017 0

Minister McKenna and students from Pierre Elliott Trudeau Elementary School take their first look at the new Climate Kids website.

You’re Never Too Young or Too Old to Take Climate Action

NNL Staff - September 1, 2017 0

Hurricane Irene - NASA

Harvey Impact Still Hammering Houston

NNL Staff - September 1, 2017 0

One of eight Ballard-powered fuel cell buses in the Transport for London fleet

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Buses Achieve Durability Record

James Murray - August 30, 2017 0

A view of over 800 schoolchildren, teachers and volunteers forming the shape of a fish with a sad expression, alongside Chinese characters that read "refrain", at Repulse Bay in Hong Kong, April 23, 2015. The event was in honour of Kids Ocean Day, to send a global message to stop consuming reef fish in order to protect the Earth's coral reefs. REUTERS/Bobby Yip

Collaborate with the Planet to Stay Out of Trouble

NNL Staff - August 22, 2017 0

United States Congress

United States Officially Out of Paris Agreement on Climate

NetNewsLedger - August 11, 2017 0

Climate Change Canadian Flag stands strong on Government Building in downtown southcore

Temperatures Rising – Can the Two Degree Goal be Met?

NetNewsLedger - August 4, 2017 0

Climate Change Debate

OPINION – Gore’s basic climate assumptions must be challenged

Letters to the Editor - August 1, 2017 0

A sensitive area in the Arctic Ocean is playing an unexpectedly large role in removing extra nitrogen from the ocean. Nitrogen is critical for living things, but too much of it -- as is the case now, because of fertilizers and other human activity -- can be harmful to life. In the first study of its kind in the Arctic, scientists found that the bacteria that remove nitrogen here are responsible for about 5 percent of the world's nitrogen removal in oceans; earlier estimates had been that the figure was closer to 1 percent. CREDIT: University of Texas at Austin

Loss of Arctic Sea Ice Impacts Atlantic Ocean water circulation system

NNL Staff - August 1, 2017 0

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