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Wind Power in Canada: What you Need to Know
Canada’s geography makes it ideal for capturing the power of the wind. With wind farms in 11 out of 13 provinces and territories, this renewable en...
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Climate Change Fueling Intense Weather?
Extreme weather is a current reality, and climate change is frequently to blame. For example, the 2021 Pacific Northwest devastating heatwave was f...
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Powering the Future: The Outlook of Batteries
As the world races toward net-zero emissions, batteries are becoming increasingly more important in the renewable energy revolution. By 2030, batte...
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Renewable Energy Market Set to Reach $2.44T by 2032
In the past decade, the world has witnessed a renewable revolution! Once considered niche, solar, wind and other green technologies have exploded i...
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Doug Ford’s Green Energy U-Turn
In a significant change of direction, the Ontario Progressive Conservative government is preparing for the biggest growth in renewable energy in al...
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Breathing Fire: How Climate Change is Choking Nova Scotia’s Lungs
The repercussions of climate change are becoming more and more obvious, particularly in Nova Scotia, where changing weather patterns are having una...
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Apple’s Green Leap: Cutting Greenhouse Emissions in Half!
If you’ve been following sustainability news, you may have already heard about Apple announcement. The IT giant recently revealed that throughout t...
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Canada's heat wave in June caused by climate change
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), the extreme heat in Eastern Canada in June and hot temperatures experienced in the west...
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How to financially prepare yourself for an extreme weather event
From wildfires and floods to hurricanes and tornadoes to prolonged heat waves, the damage from extreme weather to people is high, especially if you...
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Will the Olympics survive climate change?
According to a report by CNN based on CarbonPlan data, most of the world will be too hot to host the Olympic summer games by 2050. Cities that host...
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Wildfires in 2023 released significant amount of CO2 emissions, fueling climate change
Fires in natural areas released 8.6 billion tons of CO2 emissions into the air. There was almost a decade’s worth of greenhouse gas emissions from ...
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Quebec plans to charge an overconsumption rate for high residential consumers
Quebec Hydro indicated its plans to charge an overconsumption rate for its highest residential consumers if Regie De L'Energie approves. Homes that...
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