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The soaring temperatures of recent hottest years on record will be the norm by 2040, with Australia first to feel the heat.

Governments and industry moving quickly to formally join climate pact

World Energy Outlook 2016 sees broad transformations in the global energy landscape

Fossil fuel subsidies to oil and gas producers in Canada total $3.3 billion annually. This amounts to paying polluters $19/tonne CO2 to pollute. - Report

While governments continue to negotiate on climate change, meteorological scientists warn that the global warming situation is rapidly deteriorating.

Carbon can be recognized as an asset rather than a toxin, and the life-giving carbon cycle can become a model for human designs.

Natural Disasters Force 26 Million People into Poverty and Cost $520bn in Losses Every Year, New World Bank Analysis Finds

Small-scale women farmers key to promote economic development, gender equality and action on climate change around the world.