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Recent crises are increasingly global and follow new kinds of patterns

Scientists pinpoint when global warming emerged – and predict increasingly greater climate extremes in hot, cold and wet weather trends.

Compact, connected and efficient cities can generate stronger growth and job creation, alleviate poverty and reduce investment costs, as well as improve quality of life.

Canadian Ambient Air Quality Standards report released today indicate the Red Deer region has exceeded national standards and four other regions are approaching limits.

The acceleration of resource depletion, pollution, and climate change may come with underappreciated social and environmental costs

This new blog series seeks to unravel the web of issues that underlie “Ban the Bottle” movements and policies, namely: waste reduction, water security, and the conservation of freshwater ecosystems.

Researchers find evidence that dense settlements but with big parks and nature reserves deliver the greatest sense of well-being and the healthiest urban ecosystems.

New IEA Report Analysis shows nuclear energy competitive with other baseload power sources