climate crisis

Officials from the 48 countries that make up the Climate Vulnerable Forum said a recent U.N. science report highlighted the urgent need for action to ensure that global warming doesn't rise above 1.5 C.

All nations have a responsibility to ensure that no one gets left behind in the transition to a greener economy, European Commission for Climate Action Frans Timmermans said on Monday, October 18, 2021.

Band announces a range of initiatives to reduce energy consumption, including stadium floors that harness fans’ kinetic energy.

Big Oil seems to be framing climate change as something worthy of debate, rather than what it clearly is: a scientific imperative to take action, writes 350 Canada's Cameron Fenton.

A new poll from Abacus Data shows Ottawa lagging behind what a majority of Canadians want when it comes to climate action.

Young climate strikers express a mix of anger and optimism when speaking about environmental politics, but for students not engaged in the climate movement, it’s more like resigned indifference.

The 100-member group will be representative of the world’s population and will present its findings at the UN climate conference in Glasgow later this month.

It’s time for Ontario’s government to realize that the year is 2021, not 1950, writes Bruce F. Nagy.

The folks behind the push to make ecocide a crime say a global law would create real consequences for those who cause severe environmental harm, and this young Canadian is making their case ahead of the COP26 global climate conference next month.

A new ranking of the planet’s largest polluters has Canada in the top 10 for total emissions, which climate advocates say gives the country an even greater responsibility to align itself with a climate-safe future.

More than 90 climate justice organizations have delivered a letter, including ads in major global newspapers, calling on former governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England Mark Carney to push banks harder to abandon their fossil fuel investments.

Doug Ford’s speech on Monday to mark the start of a new legislative session in Ontario touched on economic growth but did not mention education, child care or climate change.

Even as we mourn the loss of life due to the climate crisis, we’re out hunting for more oil and gas, building more pipelines and fighting over carbon taxes, writes pediatrician and science writer Dr. Elaine Blacklock.

Climate crisis brings stark intergenerational injustice, but rapid emission cuts can limit the damage.

Patricia Lane interviews Shauna Doll, co-ordinator for the Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s Gulf Islands Forest Project.