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Provinces and territories need to go beyond encouraging voluntary action at the local level to meet energy and climate objectives

Reduced production of fruit and vegetables as climate change impacts on agriculture could substantially increase dietary and weight-related factors that contribute to so many deaths worldwide.

Hazard modeling has progressed considerably over the past several decades, and we can make strong predictions of roughly how often to expect disasters from coast to coast.

New research demonstrates scientifically that armed conflict in ethnically-divided societies could be connected to climate-related extremes of heat or drought.

More than 50 percent of all weather-related economic losses on the globe are caused by damages due to tropical cyclones.

Warning that humans may already have emitted enough carbon dioxide to undermine the 1.5°C temperature rise threshold agreed by 195 nations last December.

Human consumption of Earth's natural resources has tripled in 40 years.

Montreal Protocol meetings continue the United Nations negotiations for a global hydrofluorocarbons phase-down