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Scientists in Australia warn that global warming will lead to more intense and concentrated summer storms seriously testing city drainage systems already struggling to cope.

report examines market and performance trends of the nine most prevalent seafood certification schemes

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.

The capital of Iceland will be the first city in Europe to use the Social Progress Index to map and improve the well being of all its residents.

From creating transparent wood for solar panels or windows to turning carbon dioxide and plant waste into plastic bottles, scientists are finding ingenious ways to sidestep fossil fuels.

A new report finds Ontario can reduce waste and raise funds to protect the Great Lakes by putting a deposit on plastic bottles

Canada ranks third-to-last among 16 peer countries says The Conference Board in its latest report

Plants genetically modified for hotter temperatures and increased CO2 could raise yields to alleviate global food shortages.