BONUS EPISODE: When it comes to cutting CO2, the Supreme Court of Canada says the federal government can make the rules. We hear reaction to the decision, and what it means for individuals across Canada and the fight against climate change

As Texans weather the fallout of their massive power crash, aging Canadian power grids are facing their own challenges. We look at how to keep the lights on and emissions down in the face of climate change.

Carbon offsets are billed as a necessary tool for climate action. But decades of projects have failed to reduce emissions. With a new Canadian system in the works, we ask what's the problem with offsets and how can we make them work?

Emissions from air travel are expected to skyrocket in the coming years. With the industry hoping for a post-pandemic rebound we take a look at some emerging solutions.

Looking back at Black history month and ahead to a bill to address environmental racism, we examine the connections between racism and climate change. We hear from Black academics, environmentalists and a labour leader about an inclusive green transition.

For many northern communities, ice roads are essential for accessing things like food and fuel. But climate change is causing them to be less reliable, and often unsafe. This week, we explore the impact and solutions.

As the rescue and recovery in Uttarakhand, India unfolds, scientists are asking if climate change was the cause. This week, we explore the cascading climate impacts of glaciers, and what can be done to keep people safe.

A public inquiry in Alberta into alleged foreign-funded anti-energy campaigns commissioned a pair of studies critics call “textbook climate denial.” We look at why this persists in Canada, and how to go beyond debunked arguments against climate science.

Reducing the carbon footprint of homes across Canada is no easy task. We ask what role does home heating play? From individual homeowners, to community-lead change, find out who is taking action and why.

With the stroke of a pen Joe Biden cancelled the Keystone XL pipeline, and now calls are growing for a 'just transition' — a shift from fossil fuels to a low carbon economy that doesn’t leave workers behind. We look at the barriers and how it could work.