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Temperatures in the Middle East and North Africa could reach unbearably high levels that would make some regions uninhabitable and increase the pressures of climate refugees.

Legislation ensures companies operating offshore can cover cleanup costs and that the polluter pays not taxpayers,

Attempts to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it safely are all potentially costly gambles with the current technology, scientists say.

Scientists say that forecasts of a world food shortage need not prove as disastrous as previously thought if humans learn to use water more effectively.

If we get smarter about how we use and manage water, we can have healthy rivers and healthy economies side by side.

MIT professor sees coal use peaking within next decade and emissions dropping soon after.

“Human happiness comes not from infrequent pieces of good fortune, but from the small improvements in daily life” – Benjamin Franklin

Thanks to a national partnership between TELUS and Green Standards, Place Cartier school received over 80 donated items, which included school-room essentials like chairs, desks, and cabinets.