Climate Change Reality: Extreme Weather and Global Impacts
As climate change accelerates, extreme weather events, agricultural volatility, and global economic impacts underscore the urgent need for recognition and action.
Category : Climate Change
Weather Radio and Hello Weather Services to be Permanently Disconnected
Environment and Climate Change Canada announces the permanent discontinuation of its Weather Radio and Hello Weather services effective March 16, 2026, marking the end of long-standing public weather information channels.
Spring Forecast: Slow Start, Hot Finish for Canada
The Weather Network's latest seasonal outlook indicates a sluggish and volatile beginning to spring across Canada, potentially transitioning into a hot and dry conclusion as the season progresses.
B.C. Solar Project Review, Orca Calf Born in Climate News
This week's climate news highlights a solar project in B.C. Hydro's power initiative entering environmental review, funding for social housing emissions cuts, and a new calf for endangered killer whales, alongside global warming data.
Climate Policy Turmoil: Political and Scientific Conflicts
Global climate policy faces unprecedented uncertainty as political reversals, scientific complexity, and economic pressures create confusion across North America and Europe.
EPA Scraps Emissions Policy, China's Carbon Falls
The U.S. EPA plans to eliminate a landmark emissions policy in a major regulatory rollback, while China's emissions show signs of decline. This week's climate news also covers lawsuits over caribou protection and alarming global warming data.
Canada's Economic Growth vs Climate Hysteria
Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic plan may boost emissions, but exporting natural gas, nuclear tech, and oil with carbon capture can strengthen Canada's economy and reduce global carbon intensity.
Trudeau's Carbon Footprint Sparks Climate Hypocrisy Debate
Justin Trudeau's lavish lifestyle post-prime ministership, including a $4.26M mansion and global travels with Katy Perry, highlights contradictions in climate policy advocacy.
China's Emissions Fall as U.S. Dismantles Climate Rules
While China reports its first post-pandemic emissions decline driven by clean energy policies, the U.S. under Trump aggressively dismantles climate regulations, marking a stark reversal in global climate leadership.
Canada Not on Track to Meet Climate Goals, Study Finds
A recent study indicates Canada is failing to achieve any of its climate targets, raising concerns about environmental policy effectiveness and future commitments.
Canada Off-Track for Net-Zero 2050, Study Finds
A new study reveals Canada is not on pace to achieve its net-zero emissions target by 2050 or meet any intermediate climate goals, raising concerns about environmental policy effectiveness.
Klepper Mocks Trump's 'Clean Coal' Trophy and Environmental Actions
Jordan Klepper ridicules President Trump for receiving a 'Beautiful Clean Coal' award, linking it to real-world environmental policy reversals and debunking claims about CO2.
Trump EPA Revokes Scientific Basis for U.S. Climate Action
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, under President Trump, has revoked a critical scientific finding that previously justified federal regulation of greenhouse gases, marking a major shift in climate policy.
Trump Revokes Climate Finding, Rolls Back Emissions Rules
The Trump administration has revoked the 2009 endangerment finding, a scientific basis for regulating greenhouse gases, sparking legal battles and criticism from environmental groups.
France Urges Less Meat for Health and Climate
French authorities recommend cutting meat intake to improve public health and combat climate change, citing environmental and wellness advantages of plant-based diets.
Global Shift from Climate Alarmism Opens Path for Growth Policies
Climate alarmism is declining worldwide, creating opportunities for sensible policies that prioritize economic growth and clean energy innovation. Experts note a retreat from doomsday rhetoric toward practical solutions.
Trump Revokes Climate Finding, Ends Obama Emissions Rules
The Trump administration will revoke the 2009 endangerment finding, the scientific basis for U.S. climate regulations, sparking legal challenges and debate over economic impacts versus environmental protection.
Climate-Proofing Infrastructure Saves Billions: Report
A new report from the Canadian Climate Institute reveals that investing in climate-resilient public infrastructure could save taxpayers billions of dollars in long-term costs.
Climate Group Appeals Coal Power Plant Ruling in Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan climate organization has filed an appeal in a legal challenge against SaskPower's Poplar River coal-fired power plant, citing environmental concerns and regulatory issues.
B.C. EV Mandate Scrapped for Incentive; China Expands Battery Sector
Prime Minister Mark Carney replaces B.C.'s EV emissions mandate with incentives for vehicles under $50,000. Meanwhile, China announces new grid backup policies to accelerate battery production for clean energy transition.
Windsor Named to CDP Cities A List for Environmental Action
Windsor has been named one of seven Canadian cities on the CDP Cities A List, highlighting its commitment to environmental transparency and climate action.
B.C. Minister Slams Ottawa's Absence in Flood Planning
British Columbia's minister calls out the federal government for being missing from crucial flood mitigation discussions as local leaders head to Ottawa seeking support.
Youth Activists Petition Court Over Ontario Climate Law Repeal
Youth climate activists, led by Sophia Mathur, are petitioning Canada's Supreme Court to reopen a climate case after Ontario repealed its emissions target law, citing constitutional obligations.
Better Government Coordination Strengthens B.C. Wildfire Resilience
A new report advocates for improved cross-government collaboration in British Columbia to enhance wildfire prevention and suppression efforts amid escalating climate challenges.
Punxsutawney Phil Forecasts Six More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney Phil, the famed weather-prognosticating groundhog, saw his shadow on Groundhog Day 2026, signaling an extended winter period across North America.
B.C. Funds Flood Planning, Comox Declares Emergency
British Columbia commits $3.3 million for Fraser Valley flood planning as Comox declares a state of emergency. Low snowpack and LNG flaring concerns highlight climate challenges.
N.S. Spends $600K on Port of Digby Climate Study
The Nova Scotia government has allocated $600,000 for a comprehensive study to assess climate change impacts and develop protection strategies for the vital Port of Digby.
Legal Setbacks for Amazon Dam Question Brazil's Hydropower
Recent legal challenges against the Belo Monte dam in Brazil's Amazon highlight growing scrutiny over the nation's heavy reliance on hydropower, raising environmental and social concerns.
Canadian Study Warns of 'Creeping Snow Drought'
New Canadian research reveals declining snowpack levels across the country, raising concerns about long-term water supply, ecosystem health, and agricultural impacts.
Almanac Predicts Cool Spring for Much of Canada
The Old Farmer's Almanac releases its 2026 spring forecast, indicating below-normal temperatures for a large portion of Canada, with implications for agriculture and daily life.
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