2020 is clocking in as one of the warmest years of the decade for Cape Breton. Climate data shows that the average temperature for the island rose to 6.6 C in 2020, from a normal of 5.9 degrees.
Nova Scotia communities, local governments, businesses, First Nations and non-profit groups can apply for funding for green infrastructure projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the province.
A new international study out of the University of Edinburgh, with key input from Canadian researchers, has shown that seabirds are not adapting to warming sea surface temperatures caused by climate change.
Newly published research argues Indigenous hunting didn't cause the collapse of once-mighty caribou herds in Canada's North and harvest bans only force First Nations to shoulder the blame for problems they didn't create.
