global heating

Consumption of world’s wealthiest people also making it increasingly difficult to limit global heating to 1.5C

The sudden collapse of carbon sinks was not factored into climate models – and could rapidly accelerate global heating

Forests around world being changed from carbon sinks into carbon sources, making it harder to slow global heating

Canada will need its own plan to reduce emissions to avoid European Union tariffs — and our existing carbon pricing system already does that at the lowest possible cost.

More than 230 million litres of oil were collected across nine provinces in 2022. Fortunately, much of that dirty engine oil is recycled by organizations such as British Columbia’s Interchange Recycling.

Copernicus Climate Change Service says results a ‘large and continuing shift’ in the climate

It may come as a surprise that electrification of the transport trucking industry is well underway.

The climate crisis is driving an exponential rise in the most extreme wildfires in key regions around the world, research has revealed.

A united far right would mean significantly increased visibility for its attempts to portray climate change mitigation as an ideological, unnecessary, and costly attack on Europeans’ way of life.

A groundbreaking, global survey of more than 700 reporters and editors from 102 countries shows that nearly 40 per cent have faced threats for their work, while more than one in ten have been confronted with physical violence.

If our present path doesn't change drastically, the science seems to suggest we are likely to experience a collapse of civilization — and we'll have nobody but ourselves to blame.

Half of all new cars are now SUVs, and even though approximately 20 per cent of them are hybrid or electric vehicles, rising emissions from the vehicles have been cited for causing as much as a fifth of the increase in global carbon dioxide emissions.

There is no way to make our climate crisis “go away.” So, what does it mean to speak of cures for an irreversible condition?

The world's largest financial institutions remain among the leading investors in the fossil fuel sector, years after many vowed to reduce emissions through the Net Zero Banking Alliance — and their investments are scuttling any hope nations might have of meeting their Paris Agreement targets, report finds.

The planet is headed for at least 2.5 C of heating with disastrous results for humanity, a poll of hundreds of scientists finds.