As forest fires rage across North America, one expert argues that Canada needs to rethink who foots the bill once the flames have been stamped out.
“In Canada, the same-old, same-old basically is that taxpayers pick up the bill,” Glenn McGillivray, the managing director of the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction, told The Current’s guest host Megan Williams. read more >>
The Trump administration is quietly trying to strip public input from the decision-making process used by the U.S. Forest Service. Doing so would mean that logging companies could clear-cut at many as 4,200 acres at a time, and you wouldn’t know about it until you turned up at your favorite spot to find it decimated. But you have one last chance to stop that from happening. […]
The invasive emerald ash borer beetle has devastated urban tree canopies and strained municipal budgets wherever it has touched down. Winnipeg has been bracing for […]
Canadian forest researchers say the invasive Emerald Ash Borer beetle is making its way to Atlantic Canada and City of Fredericton officials say it could […]
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