2019.06.15 - 'It's like that friend who betrayed you': Emotional toll of flooding is felt long after waters recede (CBC News)
The greatest costs and losses that will come from catastrophic climate change will not be measured in dollars.

2019.06.15 - Here's what everyone seems to be missing in the PBO's climate policy math (CBC News)

2019.06.14 - Climate crisis: Alaska is melting and it’s likely to accelerate global heating (The Guardian)

2019.06.14 - Hopes for climate progress falter with coal still king across Asia (physicsworld)

2019.06.13 - Michael E. Mann took climate change deniers to court. They apologized. (National Observer)

2019.06.13 - The Siege of PEI (The Star)

2019.06.11 - Greenhouse gas emissions target missed in Scotland (BBC New)

2019.06.11 - Researchers find Canadian Arctic island coast collapsing up to a metre a day (CTV New)

2019.06.11 - The world is not spending enough money to put fossil fuel out of business — and it probably never will (Financial Post)

2019.06.10 - The Lobster Trap (The Star)

2019.06.10 - Just One Tiny Industry May Emit More Methane Than EPA Had Estimated for All of Them (Gizmodo)

2019.06.10 - Nova Scotia Power says it now generates 30% of its power from renewables (CBC)

2019.06.08 - White House blocked intelligence agency’s written testimony calling climate change ‘possibly catastrophic’ (Washington Post)

2019.06.07 - The end of the Arctic as we know it (The Guardian)

2019.06.07 - Industrial methane emissions are 100 times higher than reported, researchers say (Phys.Org)

2019.06.06 - There Will Be Floods (The Star)

2019.06.06 - Arctic sea ice loss affects the jet stream (Climate News Network)

2019.06.06 - Ten Carbon Capture and Air Quality Platforms Designed to Reduce Carbon Emissions (EE Times)

2019.06.06 - Climate catastrophe, media complicity: an interview with Noam Chomsky (Rabble.ca)

2019.06.06 - Open Borders Must Be Part of Any Response to the Climate Crisis (The Nation)

2019.06.05 - Climate Changes Everything (50 minute video by Diane Saxe, former Ontario Environment Commissioner (SaxeFacts.com)
(While the video is dated from earlier this year, I am posting it as of today because I attended her presentation based on the same slide deck this morning.)

2019.06.05 - A global 100% renewable energy system (physicsworld)

2019.06.05 - Ottawa throws lifeline to 50 Million Tree Program cut by Ontario government (CBC)

2019.06.05 - Hydrogen has a dirty secret – let's not think it's always a green fuel (New Scientist)

2019.06.04 - Climate change is driving rapid shifts between high and low water levels on the Great Lakes (The Conversation)

2019.06.04 - Authorities pour water on road to prevent melting as heat climbs to 50C in India (National Post)

2019.06.04 - ‘High likelihood of human civilisation coming to end’ by 2050, report finds (The Independent)

2019.06.04 - Latest data shows steep rises in CO2 for seventh year (The Guardian)

2019.06.04 - Loss of Arctic sea ice stokes summer heat waves in southern U.S. (Phys.Org)

2019.06.04 - Costs of Ontario climate plan would be double Liberal carbon tax, raise household costs: report (National Post)

2019.06.03 - Fire Alarm: This is Not a Drill (The Star)

2019.06.03 - Climate crisis seriously damaging human health, report finds (The Guardian)

2019.06.03 - Question of the Century: Do We Have a Right to a Livable Climate?Question of the Century: Do We Have a Right to a Livable Climate? (The Revelator)

2019.06.03 - Team develops new method to gauge atmosphere's ability to clear methane, a potent greenhouse gas (Phys.Org)

2019.06.02 - Explosion and fire at Santa Clara hydrogen plant (San Francisco Chronicle)

2019.06.02 - The Southern Ocean may be less of a carbon sink than we thought (ScienceNews)

2019.06.02 - In April 2019, Plug-In EV Car Sales In Europe Increased 30% (InsideEVs)

2019.06.02 - Bringing science and northern communities together to understand climate change (CBC)

2019.06.01 - COMMENTARY: How big pharma contributes to climate change (Global News)

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