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Renewable fuels are challenging nuclear energy’s survival everywhere, and financing new reactors is growing increasingly difficult.

Subsidies may be the least efficient and most expensive way of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

BNEF sees solar energy costs dropping a further 66% by 2040, and onshore wind by 47%

Top scores for funding available and early entrepreneurship

Campaigners are increasingly using climate court action to press governments and corporations to fulfil their obligations to combat climate change.

Shredded tire pieces are already used in asphalt in some countries but UBC is trying out polymer fibres in concrete

Progressive organizations must let go of the “cheapest price” mindset once and for all

A study of the interaction between sunlight, air, water and foliage should lead to better longer-term climate forecasts, scientists say.