climate crisis

The ruling, and another crucial court decision last week, will force the oil giant to face charges it lied about global heating.

As we’ve seen through the Ontario election campaign, climate change and the environment are not being regarded as a top issue of concern for voters.

If a Vancouver gas station or commercial lot with 60 spots or more wants to avoid a $10,000 annual licence fee, it will need to have electric vehicle chargers available by 2025.

Residents of Cortes Island have held off industrial logging since the 90s, but members of the tiny community are remobilizing to prevent the return of Mosaic Forest Management to the island.

This 24-year-old Dalhousie student used her master’s thesis to explore the emotional responses of politically active youth across Mi’kma’ki (Atlantic provinces, Gaspé Peninsula and the northeastern region of Maine) to the climate crisis. 

The Alberta government is gambling the province's wildfire season will be short and mild — a gamble that puts homes, communities, industry and jobs at risk. 

Understanding how tax incentives for fossil fuel companies work and how much they cost us is essential for a green future.

Billions of birds are disappearing because of humanity’s impact on the Earth, a global review finds.

The federal government has given 14 times more support to the oil and gas industry than to renewable energy. Let that sink in.

Updating the Canadian Environmental Protection Act will combat the unregulated chemicals damaging our well-being and the planet's future.

"Zoonotic spillovers" are expected to rise, with at least 15,000 instances of viruses leaping between species over the next 50 years.

For Ana Giovanetti, safety for chimpanzees is symbiotic with security for people.

Unlike most climate deniers, oil apologists don’t have a lot to say about the science of climate change because they generally ignore the topic. Their messaging is focused on fossil fuels being necessary for the progress of humanity.

Virtually everywhere, these jobs are underpaid, undervalued and underprotected. Most workers in low-wage, low-carbon jobs are women, racialized workers, migrants and newcomers.

Alisdair McLean is not looking for directions. The map marks off a three-kilometre radius around his Ottawa home. If his destination is in that circle, he leaves his car in the driveway and walks.