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New studies warn that megadroughts and superstorms could become regular events in the US if burning fossil fuels continues.

Renewables will be the fastest-growing source of electricity but growth still concentrated in wind and solar PV, and government support remains critical

Global carbon dioxide concentrations have produced a new climate reality era, with emissions levels unlikely to fall for centuries ahead, the United Nations says.

IRENA analysis of more than 3,500 cities charts course to increase renewable energy in urban settings

Andrew Winston describes why making energy strategy a C-Suite issue can turn energy usage from a cost center problem to a competitive advantage tool

Scientists warn that plant breeders will need to accelerate development schedules if they are to ensure the ever-growing population can be fed as global temperatures rise.

Controlled implosion of fossil industries and explosive renewables development can deliver on Paris

The federal government is acting on a commitment to review and restore confidence in Canada's environmental and regulatory processes