climate change

The reverberations of Trump’s win are still being felt in Marrakech where delegations from some 200 countries were deliberating the details of the Paris Agreement.

What does it look like to mourn for a future you fear you lost, embrace that feeling, and then turn it into something useful?

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson took centre stage at the UN climate talks

A year ago, Indigenous women from across Latin America began collecting stories about how climate change is affecting their lives. They did this to craft solutions that aligned with their values.

Indigenous leaders say more has to be done to live up to promises to respect Indigenous rights, both on the international stage, and domestically in Canada.

Canadian fossil fuel subsidies are estimated at $3.3 billion. A new study shows that these subsidies amounts to paying polluters $19/tonne to pollute

A study suggests Canada's attempts to set a price on carbon are being undercut by subsidies to the fossil-fuel industry.

Donald Trump's ascendency to President-elect has sparked fears about the ramifications for the global climate agreement, since he campaigned to withdraw from the international treaty.

Three years ago, a Wall Street analyst, Kevin Kaiser of Hedgeye Research, called Kinder Morgan a “house of cards,” ... because they were skimping on maintenance

Citizen science, the practice of crowd-sourcing data from non-scientists, is becoming a popular trend in Canada — allowing scientists to help endangered and at-risk species survive.

Canada's overall greenhouse gas emissions will likely peak before 2020, says a new report, but achieving the country's 2030 targets is going to require much more work.

The Liberal leader is suggesting it’s full steam ahead for his government’s environmental plan despite a Donald Trump presidency that could recast America's climate change priorities.

While environmental activists across North America mourn the election of a climate-denying president in the U.S., one lobbyist says the oil and gas industry should be positively "jumping for joy."

This is bold climate policy, proposing the highest carbon price of any politician except for Elizabeth May and the Green Party.

This week’s announcement by the feds to “green government” seems like a small step in the right direction as we make the shift to renewable energy.