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Jaela Bernstien

  • Senior Communications Specialist, Canadian Climate Institute
Montreal
As seen in: MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Montreal, CBC News, CBMT-TV (Montreal, QC), CBNT-TV (St. John's, NL), The Globe and Mail, National Observer, Organic Consumers Association, Radio Canada International and
Climate Communicator, formerly with @CBCNews She/elle
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Indigenous ingenuity can empower climate action and reconciliation

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By Grace Donnelly Verified, Carlyn Allary, Jaela Bernstien
| National Observer Verified
The resilience, ingenuity and perseverance of Inuit, Métis and First Nations Peoples in the face of climate impacts and colonialism shows how Canadians can move forward — together — to tackle climate change and advance reconciliation.
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What's slimy, green and flourishing thanks to climate change?

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By Jaela Bernstien
| KamuMedya
Science·New Canada's lakes are changing because of warming caused by the burning of fossil fuels. Here's why scientists are concerned. Researchers dig deep to find answers in sediment cores from Canadian lakes Jaela Bernstien · CBC News · Posted: Aug 06, 2025 3:57 PM EDT | Last Updated: 3 minutes ago Swirls of green, captured from space by a satellite, show a 2015 blue-green algae bloom in Lake Erie, off the shore of Point Pelee in southwestern Ontario. (NASA) If you guessed algae, you're right.
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Canada’s new PFAS limits leave water utilities scrambling for costly fixes

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By Jaela Bernstien
| pfascentral.org
By CBC News | Jaela Bernstien | July 29, 2025 Read the full article by Jaela Bernstien (CBC News) "Forever chemicals, also called perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are ingredients in everything from waterproof outdoor gear to makeup and stainproof carpets.
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