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The combination of likely net damage costs of climate change and the risk of catastrophe has generated political will to address the problem was a factor leading to the Paris Agreement.

Dramatically scaling up renewables in the global energy mix by 2030 would increase GDP, social welfare and employment worldwide

Global volumes shrink in 2015, but boom in North American trading lifts turnover

Opportunities to guide Chinese Cities on the path toward sustainable urbanization

Global carbon dioxide emissions may be dropping ever so slightly this year, spurred by a dramatic plunge in Chinese pollution

How finance ministers could fall in love with carbon pricing

Québec has again demonstrated its leadership by unveiling the most ambitious target in Canada.

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.