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

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.

Checking in on Hope Blooms, two years after our first article, only to find they’re now fully renewable and continuing to grow, in more ways than one.

A look at how some Nova Scotia towns and cities are preparing their waterfronts for what they know is coming.