climate change

Decades of experience and studies show that the cliché, “you can’t build your way out of congestion,” is correct according to B.C. transit planner Eric Doherty.

Government workers in the U.S. were defiant in the face of government orders not to communicate with the public.

Encouraging farmers to grow trees would help reduce poverty and hunger in regions hit by climate change, researchers say.

The protesters chanted slogans, held up signs like, "You can’t drink oil," and, "Keep It In The Ground."

"Farmland should be protected the way we protect pandas," reads a Chinese government document released on Monday.

A co-sponsor said he was told by the CDC that it was worried how the conference would be viewed by the Trump administration.

The nomination of Pruitt, 48, to lead the EPA is being fiercely opposed by environmental groups that point to fundraising ties with corporations he has sued to protect.

The U.S. film star and Oscar winner said she made the visit to learn about the impact of oilsands development on First Nations and to support their opposition to pipelines.

A shareholder advisory firm reviewed 52 of Canada's big energy companies and found that none had board members who listed climate change as an area of knowledge.

What if carbon dioxide emissions could be transformed from a liability into an asset?

In Alberta, the new tax is part of a larger plan to help it reduce emissions while diversifying its oil-rich economy. The tax officially began Sunday, adding pennies to the price of gasoline.

The new climate change plan prompted an opposition Wildrose MLA to post a picture of himself on Twitter on New Year's Eve filling jerrycans.

Donald Trump has now named most of his cabinet picks, including the senior positions. Here's what the next U.S. administration looks like.

Columnist Sandy Garossino, Tsleil-Waututh First Nation Councillor Charlene Aleck, Sven Biggs, of Stand, and Kinder Morgan's Lizette Parsons Bell each weigh in on the controversial project.

Our climate targets have us heading for a three degree increase - a level at which scientists agree that large parts of the earth will become inhospitable to human civilization.