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A key carbon offsetting scheme was so open to abuse that three quarters of its allowances lacked environmental integrity, a new report says.

Lack of progress at the close of “unbearably tardy” negotiations in Bonn undermines hopes of a meaningful deal being agreed at this year’s crucial UN climate summit.

The use of poor-quality coal in Chinese power plants means that the carbon dioxide emissions of the world’s biggest polluter are 10% less than previously thought.

For the U.S. and its desire to have a cleaner and more reliable electricity system, they only have to look north

Greenhouse-gas emissions from human activities do not only cause rapid warming of the seas, but also ocean acidification at an unprecedented rate.

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

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.