Montreal region site would manufacture solar cells and assemble panels for North American utilities, with up to 2,500 MW annual capacity in the first phase and Indigenous groups joining as investor-partners.
Record warmth and thin snowpack threaten Western ski resorts and water supplies, while the Northeast and Midwest see heavy snow and renewed optimism for winter sports.
Experts warn the yellow-legged hornet could be taking root in Britain as authorities count a sharp rise in nests and monitor for reproduction.
Meteorologists say the optical phenomenon occurs when sunlight filters through fog and fine particles, producing a rose hue that surprised observers in London and the southeast.
Parliament passes bill to allow private investment in nuclear energy, drawing praise for policy shift and criticism over safety safeguards
Cardiff University finds 'biodegradable' wipes linger in rivers, form fatbergs, and calls for tighter labeling and testing standards
Councils would be required to cap parking spaces on housing developments as part of a broader push for sustainable travel; consultation runs to spring next year.
Despite policy backsliding in the United States and persistent climate challenges, solar and wind dominate new capacity growth and renewables expansion continues worldwide.
Levee breach south of Seattle prompts widespread alerts across Puget Sound as rain continues and rivers rise