Stephen Roberts
The Chronicle Herald
Canada
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Tidnish man uncovers artistic possibilities with wood
Gordon Helm is using his special skills to master a unique artform. Helm, 85, of Tidnish, has always had an interest in working with wood and uncovering its characteristics and possibilities. He learned woodworking from his father, who made his → Read More
Adapting, adjusting to change in climate may be key to economic future
CLIMATE CHANGE IS ALREADY CHANGING THE LIVES OF ATLANTIC CANADIANS, BUT WHAT CAN WE DO TO STOP IT, OR ADAPT TO IT, OR SOFTEN THE EFFECTS? WE ASKED PEOPLE FROM ACROSS ATLANTIC CANADA WHAT THEY SEE AS THE BIGGEST IMPACTS ON THEIR OWN LIVES AND WHAT → Read More
Adapting, adjusting to change in Atlantic Canada's climate may be key to economic future
CLIMATE CHANGE IS ALREADY CHANGING THE LIVES OF ATLANTIC CANADIANS, BUT WHAT CAN WE DO TO STOP IT, OR ADAPT TO IT, OR SOFTEN THE EFFECTS? WE ASKED PEOPLE FROM ACROSS ATLANTIC CANADA WHAT THEY SEE AS THE BIGGEST IMPACTS ON THEIR OWN LIVES AND WHAT → Read More
Climate change impacts weather, complicates forecasting
LATE FROSTS, SUMMER DROUGHTS, WETTER WINTERS, SPRING FLOODS — THE INCREASED VARIABILITY OF OUR WEATHER IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST CLIMATE CHANGES TO HIT ATLANTIC CANADA SO FAR. AND FOR MANY OF YOU, WHERE YOU LIVE WILL ALSO AFFECT HOW THE WEATHER → Read More
Tallying the hidden costs of climate change to Atlantic Canada
The financial costs to Atlantic Canadians of climate change and extreme weather are becoming more apparent with every season. From millions in damage to crops by late frosts, to the growing price tag to repair storm damage and deal with coastal → Read More
Atlantic Canada's change felt in cramped catches and harmed harvests
Perhaps more than anyone else, farmers and fishermen in Atlantic Canada spend their lives keeping an eye on the weather. They have to, since weather conditions can make or break their livelihoods. For many of them climate change is already forcing → Read More