The restoration of trees remains among the most effective strategies for climate change mitigation. We mapped the global potential tree coverage to …
‘Radical’ historian Blainey challenges climate–change orthodoxy
Australia’s best-known historian, Professor Geoffrey Blainey, has challenged the idea that the current level of climate change is either unique or largely …
Sustainable biomass with CCS will be crucial to climate change goals
Indeed, the IPCC 1.5C report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change states that the pathways that achieve the 1.5C goal with limited or …
Planting billions of trees is ‘most effective climate change solution’, researchers say
Planting billions of acres of trees in an area the size of the US could be the “most effective climate change solution to date”, researchers say. A study …
Planting 1 trillion trees could stop climate change, argues study
A report from Swiss scientists published on Thursday said an effective way to stem the catastrophic consequences of climate change would be to plant …
Canada’s infrastructure, coastal communities most at risk from climate change: government study
TORONTO (Reuters) – Canada’s physical infrastructure and coastal communities could face significant damage over the next 20 years and top the list …
How to fight wildfires and climate change with wetlands
These same humble wetlands can also play a heroic part in curbing the effects of global climate change, but only if we protect those that remain and …
Canada’s infrastructure, coastal communities most at risk from climate change -gov’t study
The report is the first of its kind to prioritize the Canadian government’s response to climate change, according to the CCA. A study from Environment …
‘Building back better’ and other tips for adapting to climate change
Climate change is fuelling risks like wildfires, heat waves and flooding, but Canada can reduce the worst damages and costs by being strategic about …
Arctic mission will trap scientists in ice to study climate change
The icebreaker will be the base for scientists from 17 nations, including Canada, studying the impact of climate change on the Arctic and how it could …