Amazon Lake Hits Jacuzzi Temps - Dolphins Die
Scientists document catastrophic dolphin die-off in Lake Tefé as water temperatures reach unprecedented 39°C, signaling a dire climate emergency in the Amazon.
Category : Arctic Environment
Gas Leak Emergency: Kirkland Lake Evacuations
A major natural gas leak triggered emergency evacuations in downtown Kirkland Lake, Ontario. Emergency crews responded to the hazardous situation, closing streets and establishing safety perimeters.
Deep Sea Mining Threatens Marine Food Web: Study
Groundbreaking research reveals how deep-sea mining could disrupt marine ecosystems from seabed to surface, threatening the entire ocean food chain with far-reaching consequences.
Seal Diet Study Reignites NL Fisheries Debate
New research reveals seals are consuming large quantities of cod, reigniting the contentious discussion about seal management in Atlantic Canada's struggling fishing industry.
Polar Bear Week Highlights Growing Arctic Climate Threats
As Canada's Arctic faces unprecedented warming, Polar Bear Week spotlights the growing threats to these iconic predators and the urgent conservation efforts needed to protect them.
Inuit-Led Hydro Project Replaces Arctic Diesel
An Inuit community in Quebec's Far North is leading Canada's Arctic energy transformation with a groundbreaking hydroelectric project that will eliminate diesel dependency and create sustainable prosperity.
Inukjuak Ditches Diesel for Renewable Hydro Power
The remote Inuit community of Inukjuak in northern Quebec is making a historic transition from diesel dependency to clean, renewable hydroelectric power, marking a new era of energy independence and environmental stewardship.
Northeast Edmonton Strip Mall Fire Forces Road Closures
A significant fire at a northeast Edmonton strip mall has prompted emergency road closures and a substantial emergency response, disrupting traffic patterns throughout the area.
Toxic Forever Chemicals Found in B.C. Sea Otters
Groundbreaking research reveals alarming levels of PFAS chemicals in sea otters along British Columbia's coast, signaling widespread contamination of marine environments and potential threats to wildlife health.
Antarctic glacier shrinks by half in two months
New research reveals an Antarctic glacier lost nearly half its thickness in just two months, raising urgent concerns about rapid ice loss and global sea level rise.
Army Corps approves Enbridge pipeline reroute in Wisconsin
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has approved Enbridge's controversial plan to reroute its Line 5 pipeline around the Bad River Reservation in Wisconsin, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing energy-infrastructure debate.
Fish Create Geometric Cities on Antarctic Seafloor
Scientists searching for Shackleton's Endurance uncover breathtaking underwater metropolis built by icefish, revealing secrets of Antarctic ecosystem.
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