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“Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness” William H. Murray

Wind's growing cost-competitiveness driving energy and economic diversification

There are many unknowns about hydraulic fracturing and water issues in Canada, but this is a fast-paced and important area in which decisions being made should hinge upon scientific knowledge.

China’s rapid pace of growth is slowing, and no one knows if India can become the next China. So who will lead global economic growth?

Scientists warn that densely-packed cities face even greater health hazards as greenhouse gases continue to push up temperatures.

The world’s most influential banker says an orderly switch from fossil fuels to renewables is needed to avoid turmoil on world stock markets.

Leading businesses push boundaries of corporate responsibility into the supply chain

Researchers have developed a battery that uses a common food additive to enable abundant solar and wind power to be stored cheaply and safely in homes and offices.