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Emissions reduction targets by China, the US and Europe place harsh demands on the rest of the world

by Andrew Winston It’s getting very hard for the “go slow” crowd on climate and the clean economy. All of the best talking points are completely falling apart. Here are 7 core arguments about why the U.S. acting on climate change, or building a clean economy, are bad ideas…and...

National contributions provide entry point for the low-carbon transformation: the Paris Agreement now needs to build a bridge to the below 2°C goal

Rich countries are failing to fulfil pledges to make billions of dollars available to help the developing world tackle climate change.

As global agricultural resources shrink or shift, countries are crossing borders to obtain new farmlands

As costs fall and emerging economies drive growth, IEA report sees major opportunities – but policy uncertainties remain

The next 10 years will be critical to effectively solve the problem of ocean plastic– a problem that is not just local, but global in nature.

Boreal Council report dispels a prevailing myth in Canada that there is nothing but conflict between resource development and Indigenous communities