What On Earth
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For the love of swamps: Why Canada's wetlands are a natural climate fix
Mired. Bogged down. Swamped. You might not hold wetlands in high esteem, but many say they're worth protecting and restoring in the name of climate change.
Why a top U.S advisor thinks Canada is 'a crucial partner' on climate
BONUS EPISODE: A feature interview with Richard Duke — a special adviser on climate and foreign policy to the Biden administration — about the push for both Canada and the U.S to lead on climate change
Canada's climate policy has an oil and gas problem
As Canada strengthens its Paris Agreement targets, critics point to the elephant in the room — oil and gas expansion. We hear why Canada has 'one eye shut' when it comes to climate policy and what might be a first step toward a solution.
Building for sprawl: The climate impact of that next highway
New highways can relieve traffic temporarily, but at what cost? With a decision coming soon on Highway 413 near Toronto, we take a close look at the debate, and what it tells us about urban sprawl, green spaces and human health.