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Peak Oil solved, but climate will fry: BP report
BP's new report claims our "most likely" future is a climate disaster packed with lots more oil, coal and methane burning.
Barry Saxifrage
Jan 30th, 2013
Part 2: Bark beetles threatening more than just lodgepole pines
Our dead lodgepole pines are just the first course…
Barry Saxifrage
Dec 7th, 2012
Climate failure from Kyoto to Doha in one simple chart
Everything you need to know about 18 years of UN climate conferences in one chart.
Barry Saxifrage
Dec 11th, 2012
Part 1: Bark beetle just getting started on a continent-wide rampage
A tiny gem of a book reveals how humans are handing over our forests to unstoppable hordes of "Insatiable Bark Beetles".
Barry Saxifrage
Dec 6th, 2012
Startling animation reveals New York City's carbon footprint
Wait until you see a year's worth...
Barry Saxifrage
Nov 19th, 2012
More oil sands in the pipeline than the future will want: IEA
Are the tar sands taking a long walk off a short pier?
Barry Saxifrage
Nov 13th, 2012
Climate change powers "Frankenstorm" Sandy
Six ways we are creating record-smashing superstorms by injecting our weather with climate steroids.
Barry Saxifrage
Oct 29th, 2012
Rapid collapse of USA coal holds warning for tar sands
Demand for US coal has suddenly plummeted leaving coal companies fighting to survive. Alberta's tar sands could be next.
Barry Saxifrage
Oct 19th, 2012
BC's dirty climate secret
“We can fool ourselves, but we can’t fool the atmosphere.” — Sierra Club BC Science Advisor Dr. Colin Campbell.
Barry Saxifrage
Oct 15th, 2012
We're losing the climate fight thanks to Harper's lax coal regulations
The Harper government's new coal pollution regulations leave Canada's economy unprepared for accelerating climate threats.
Barry Saxifrage
Sep 27th, 2012
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