When it comes to climate change, we could all use some good news.

A look at recent green upgrades to Sable Island, and a peak into life and work on this most alluring, mystical, and much adored overgrown sandbar.

After a few hits and misses looks like harnessing Nova Scotia tidal power is on the rise again, attracting some industry heavy hitters.

Oysters, “ecosystem engineers,” prove their mettle in Boat Harbour inlet, showing they could be part of a nature-based approach to remediating one of Nova Scotia's most polluted marine sites.

A local software data company works to help vessel owners, ports, and utilities figure out the hows and how-to’s involved with embracing vessel electrification, and what’s needed to support any move in that direction.

We take a shallow dive with research scientist, Wayne Groszko, into a technology that holds a key to not only our ability to access cheaper, cleaner energy, but to do it in a way that supports our utilities’ efforts to avoid the need to turn to fossil fuels during periods of high energy demand.

Why a turn towards sodium-ion batteries might soon make a lot of sense.