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Subpoenaed Into Silence on Global Warming
The Competitive Enterprise Institute is getting subpoenaed by the attorney general of the U.S. Virgin Islands to cough up its communications regarding climate change. Today a climate change skeptic is being hounded. Tomorrow it might be you.
Southernmost polar bears losing weight as ice shrinks
The world's southernmost population of polar bears has already lost significant amounts of body weight after decades of shrinking sea ice with breeding females suffering the most, says new research from the Ontario government.
New B.C. park protects 'Ancient Forest' from loggers
B.C.'s newest park will protect thousand-year-old cedars east of Prince George in the world's only known inland temperate rainforest. The Ancient Forest Park, or Chun T'oh Wudujut in the local Lheidli language, is located 120 kilometres east of Prince Geo
Obama and Trudeau pledge to protect a warming Arctic
U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have made a pledge to protect the Arctic from overfishing and development. That is increasingly important as climate change melts the ice in the Arctic Ocean and opens it up to outsiders.
U.S. breaks record for hottest winter
U.S. government meteorologists say the winter that has just ended was the hottest in U.S. records, thanks to the combination of El Nino and man-made global warming.
Scientists tell Justin Trudeau, premiers to rethink pipelines
Scientists have written an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the premiers arguing spending on infrastructure for fossil fuels may not be the most productive use of resources, while a group of 50 executives from B.C.'s clean tech industry ar
Rare white gyrfalcon spotted in Eel River Bar area
The white morph gyrfalcon was photographed in the Eel River Bar area Thursday by Jim Clifford, months after it had been first spotted by Ken Reinsborough. Reinsborough says the birders thought it may have been the only picture ever taken of the white gyrf
'Cecil Effect' dangerous for lions, guides
The international backlash against big game hunters triggered by last year's killing of a beloved lion named “Cecil” could spell doom for hundreds of the beasts who now roam a Zimbabwe preserve.
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