Category

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.

Implementing best practices for reaching sustainable manufacturing goals has resulted in extensive energy savings.

A leading economist says the world should reject lies about carbon emissions, pricing them to show the real cost of fossil fuel.

Many city dwellers face a hotter future than their suburban and rural peers because the urban heat island effect can double city temperatures.

Pollution Costs Canadians Tens of Billions Every Year, Reveals New One-of-its-kind Report

National economic value of commercial marine shipping estimated at $30 billion, expert panel finds