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Sometimes, we need to stop and assess what we take for granted.

Wind patterns altered by climate variability are costing airlines millions of dollars in extra fuel and flying time − and increasing CO2 emissions.

We build our communities based on historic weather patterns, but our assumptions about what the climate will be no longer hold up.

Scientists show that devastating increases in extreme rainfall over the last 30 years fit in with global temperature rise caused by greenhouse gases.

Global Commission Finds Economic Growth Can Close the Emissions Gap

Ontario will miss its 2020 target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions if it doesn’t expand and act on its policies.

Growing public involvement in schemes to share cars and bicycles is clearly good for the environment, but it also saves money and improves people’s health.

New evidence that increased melting of sea ice as the Earth warms could weaken the Gulf Stream and reduce temperatures in western Europe.