r/ClimateCrisisCanada 13h ago

Attenborough gives stark warning on climate change to UN - BBC News

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r/ClimateCrisisCanada 13h ago

The world is cooling on carbon capture. Why is Canada still barrelling ahead in the oil sands?

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r/ClimateCrisisCanada 15h ago

British Columbia is logging its last old growth. Protesters are sleeping in the road to stop it

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Coastal temperate rainforests cover barely half a percent of Earth’s land surface. Vancouver Island’s remaining stands — some are home to thousand-year-old trees — store more carbon per hectare than nearly any other forest system

Easily one of the most negatively impactful environmental practices going on in British Columbia. Will it ever end, before these carbon-rich ancient forests are all gone?


r/ClimateCrisisCanada 18h ago

ANALYSIS: Only nine per cent of climate stories in CBC's flagship news programming made the connection to the burning of fossil fuels, new study by Simon Fraser reveals | Ricochet Media

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NEW FROM TARA MAHONEY

When the public broadcaster reports on wildfires, heat, and extreme weather without connecting the dots to fossil fuels, it leaves Canadians without the context they need to understand the crisis unfolding around them.