‘It Could Flip Like a Switch.’ Will BC Move from Fires to Floods? | The Tyee

In the midst of unprecedented drought, provincial officials warn that this year looks a lot like 2021.

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Canada Needs a Youth Climate Corps, and More | The Tyee

The millions preparing to march globally are demanding real action from leaders.

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How Rainways Could Restore ‘Raincouver’ | The Tyee

For cities that buried their creeks, an urban solution to remove pollutants from rainy roads.

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For Renters, the Air Conditioner Wars Are Heating Up | The Tyee

As some landlords warn away from plugging in cooling units, here are tenant’s rights and options.

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I can’t believe I missed this news for three days! This may be the first time I’ve been really truly proud to live in Multnomah County.

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Multnomah County sues oil companies over 2021 Heat Dome disaster

Multnomah County filed suit against several of the largest fossil fuel and coal-producing corporations, seeking to hold them accountable for damages arising from the 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Dome.

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‘It Looked Like an Animal, Just Arms of Fire Going Forward’ | The Tyee

Micha Kingston reflects on post-wildfire parenting. ‘How will I prepare her for this world?’ Part of a series.

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Who’s Most at Risk During Extreme Heat? | The Tyee

People with mental illnesses like schizophrenia died at greater rates during the 2021 heat dome, a new study shows.

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Bracing for Disasters | The Tyee

Climate calamities will increase in BC. What can we learn from survivors? What must be done to help evacuees and save lives? A special Tyee series.

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2021 heat dome linked to climate change, could become once-in-10-year event: study

The heat dome, which hit western Canada and the U.S. at the end of June and beginning of July is believed to be responsible for more than 600 deaths.

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