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Over the next 25 years, the world's growing energy needs are met first by renewables and natural gas, as fast-declining costs turn solar power into the cheapest source of new electricity generation. 

It may sound fanciful, but researchers say a world running on 100% renewable electricity is attainable by mid-century, or even earlier.

The 2017 UN climate summit may not hit the headlines as some of its predecessors have done, but it can speed up global action.

Largest Gathering of Canada's Cement and Concrete Industry Heads to Parliament Hill to help Canadians face the challenges of reducing carbon emissions and adapting to climate change.

B.C. is home to some of the most diverse renewable energy resources in the world.

Energy efficiency gains at risk of slowing down without renewed government focus

Tropical forests release more carbon than they absorb, and the level of livestock emissions has been underestimated – new findings challenge climate assumptions.

Recognized for demonstrated leadership in sustainability excellence through support of Canada’s National Zero Waste Council.