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Are greenhouse gas emissions from Canada’s oil sands higher than from conventional oil?

Tame end to Bonn climate talks leaves critics fearing that hopes are fading of a binding agreement being signed to keep global warming in check.

New study examines whether British Columbia's “Grand Experiment” in Environmental Policy will last

Gordon Hicks serves as a reminder that a green economy is not only possible; it is essential for the future of our planet.

New survey on wasted food finds says efforts to reduce individual waste should focus on financial costs

Company directors are liable for the activities of the business and for the proper management of the capital necessary to remediate any issues

When a leader like Loblaw puts a stake in the ground on an issue like this, it enables real change

Analysis of falling demand for electricity within the EU sends a stark warning to investors in new coal plants that their assets could be left stranded.