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The Ticker

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Marvin Ryder of McMaster University on some of the day's top stories.
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What the Netherlands can teach Canada about solar power

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Although it has half the population, the Netherlands has four times more solar capacity than Canada, and that’s not by accident. CBC’s international climate correspondent Susan Ormiston explains how the Dutch became solar superstars and...
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Don Hladiuk recently returned from a Starliner launch watch in Florida and told the Eyeopener all about it.

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The flight test of NASA's Boeing Starliner, with a human crew, was delayed, giving our starman the chance to talk to the Canadians who are part of the mission.
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It’s Earth Day! Find out how United Way is celebrating.

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News 12’s Alex Calamia is in Deer Park with United Way of Long Island where they are celebrating.
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Gov. Lamont pushes for more solar panels on schools

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Around 300 schools in Connecticut have solar panels. Gov.Lamont wants to quadruple that number.
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Fire burns through roof of Rahway home; no injuries

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News 12 was told one homeowner was home at the time of the fire and she got out safely.
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Heavy rainfall is worsening conditions in northern Gaza.

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Heavy rainfall is worsening conditions in northern Gaza.
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Can I Install Solar Panels On My House Without Planning Permission? The New Rooftop Rules Explained

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Can I Install Solar Panels On My House Without Planning Permission? The New Rooftop Rules Explained
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Is it possible to be a green oil giant? The U.A.E. thinks so

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The United Arab Emirates is out to prove that it can be a green energy leader and still pump millions of barrels of oil each day. CBC’s international climate correspondent Susan Ormiston goes there to find out how the oil rich country is...
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3 ways the world is making progress on green energy

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Scroll the latest headlines and it’s easy to feel climate defeated, but between the missed targets and dire warnings are signs of progress. CBC’s Nicole Mortillaro breaks down three ways the clean energy transition is starting to take...
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Global fossil fuel demand will peak before 2030, report says

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Global demand for fossil fuels will peak before 2030, according to the International Energy Agency’s annual World Energy Outlook. Environmentalists say Canada lags in renewable energy investment and risks being left behind.
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Gaza health ministry: Babies in incubators and patients in ICU at risk if generators shut down

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There has been no let-up in Israel's bombing campaign. And the humanitarian crisis is growing by the minute.
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Israeli strike target solar panels at Gaza's al-Shifa hospital

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Israeli air attack damages solar panel roof of Gaza’s largest hospital
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Gaza’s sole power plant now out of service: Energy Authority

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The Gaza Strip’s sole power plant is now out of service due to a lack of fuel, the Gaza Energy Authority has said.
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The situation in Gaza is ‘very dangerous’

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Hind Khoudary, a journalist in Gaza, tells Al Jazeera the situation is “very dangerous” for everyone.
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Alberta pauses all new large wind and solar energy projects

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The Alberta government is pausing the approval of new large renewable energy projects for nearly seven months in response to concerns about developing wind and solar projects on agricultural land.
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Alberta pauses all new large renewable energy projects

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The Alberta government is pausing the approval of new large renewable energy projects for nearly seven months in response to concerns about developing wind and solar projects on agricultural land.
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No More 'Duck:' Apple Promises Changes to Autocorrect in iPhone Update

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A new law that was passed in California last year could change how much people pay for electricity each month. The proposed changes will be based on how much money people make and not on their monthly electricity usage.
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The struggle to cut diesel reliance in remote communities

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Hundreds of remote communities in Canada are still not connected to a regional electricity grid, instead relying on diesel-fuelled power plants despite the environmental dangers. The federal government has a goal of phasing out these...
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California pilot project to cover canals with solar panels

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A pilot project in California is testing solar panels over the state's canal systems. Project Nexus aims to scale up to power millions of homes with renewable energy while saving billions of gallons of water.
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How RV's Made a Comeback During the Pandemic

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When the pandemic forced many to find creative travel alternatives, many looked to RV's as a fun, safe way to get outdoors. Ed Unger III, Regional Director at Campers Inn RV joined Cheddar News to discuss how his dealership adapted to...
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US solar projects on hold due to tariff inquiry

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A small company in California is causing a big headache for the multibillion-dollar solar industry.
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Heila Technologies Builds Clean Energy Microgrid for Costa Rican Supermarket Chain Auto Mercado

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Heila Technologies, a startup that develops hardware and software to integrate renewables and batteries on a microgrid, is helping to power the first clean energy microgrid for Auto Mercado, a top supermarket chain in Costa Rica. The...
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In Goma, solar power brings light and hope in Ndosho neighbourhood

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Congolese-American company Nuru has set up a 1.3-megawatt solar mini-grid in Goma.