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Shredded tire pieces are already used in asphalt in some countries but UBC is trying out polymer fibres in concrete

As the seas rise, US cities can expect varied flood risks: some will have more of the worst floods, others more frequent familiar inundations.

Progressive organizations must let go of the “cheapest price” mindset once and for all

A study of the interaction between sunlight, air, water and foliage should lead to better longer-term climate forecasts, scientists say.

Once seen as too remote to harm, the deep sea is facing new pressures from mining, pollution, overfishing and more.

Marine reserves can give protection against the impacts of climate change to both sea life and land-dwelling species, including humans.

The number of electric cars on the roads around the world rose to 2 million in 2016, following a year of strong growth in 2015, according to the International Energy Agency

New International Energy Agency report maps major transformations in energy technologies over next decades