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Bailey here! I don’t know about you, but I’m finding the shift to cooler weather bittersweet. I’m thankful to see the end of another summer of blistering heat and wildfire threats, but I’m not quite ready for the long nights and cold temperatures. Here in Nova Scotia the weather turned on a dime about a …

For the first time in more than 100 years, glowworms are lighting up a nature reserve in North Yorkshire, England. A group of volunteers known as “glow-getters” worked with an ecologist to raise hundreds of glowworm larvae in a garden shed before releasing them into the wild. This summer, the first females began glowing in …

China’s climate pollution fell this spring as the war in Iran disrupted oil supplies and pushed prices higher. The country was able to use much less oil partly because so many people are switching to electric vehicles and public transit. In the first half of this year, EVs replaced more oil than the entire UK …

More than 26 million Canadians have already faced extreme heat, unsafe air, wildfire, flooding, or drought this year. That’s a number, and it’s also millions of stories.  Canada’s Changing Climate Report 2026 found that Canada has already warmed by 2°C over the past 75 years. The impacts of that warming are already showing up in …

Forwards Festival in Bristol, England, was a little quieter than your average music festival. The crowds were just as loud and the music was still pumping, but the usual roar of diesel generators was gone. Instead, the festival powered its two stages almost entirely with hydrogen and batteries charged with renewable energy. It’s the world’s …

After five heatwaves, much of the countryside in Somerset, England, has turned dry and brown. But at the Holnicote estate, restored wetlands and winding rivers have kept the land green and full of life. The incredible contrast shows what can happen when rivers and wetlands are allowed to work naturally.

When Patricia Robinson’s flight to Kelowna was cancelled because of wildfire smoke, she was at risk of missing her 90th birthday celebration. But two people she’d only just met, Quinn Sedmak and Tanner Salewich, made sure she got there. They rented a car and brought her along for the seven-hour drive from Calgary to Kelowna. …

Despite the Trump administration’s attacks on renewable energy, wind and solar are still growing quickly across the U.S. Solar, wind, and battery storage made up more than 90% of all new electricity capacity added in 2025. One big reason is that renewables are getting cheaper and faster to build. And this growth is happening across …

The country of Laos is making a bold move on the road to electrification. This summer, the country stopped most imports of new gas and diesel passenger vehicles, while at the same time offering incentives to make EVs more affordable. There’s an economic benefit too. Laos produces much of its own electricity, while the fuel …

As wildfires force people from their homes across B.C., volunteers at a Sikh temple in Penticton are serving up to 2,000 free meals a day to people affected by the fires. It’s a powerful show of care at a time when thousands of people are facing fear and uncertainty. Click through to watch, and share …