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Controlled implosion of fossil industries and explosive renewables development can deliver on Paris

Research shows that the effects of extreme heat and weather events on production of raw materials has far-reaching and costly financial implications.

Canada is adjusting to the fall in commodity prices, but more is needed to boost productivity and reduce risks

Plan Charts Course to an Innovative, Low-Carbon Economy

On World Oceans Day (June 8), Canadians across the country say we're not doing enough to care for our oceans, and they're prepared to take action.

Many businesses are currently nowhere near even appreciating our planetary boundaries, let alone managing within them

The daily ebb and flow of the tides promise a renewable energy bonanza for countries such as Canada and the UK that have shallow seas and a steep tidal range.

New study shows that the financial costs of developing countries adapting to the impacts of climate change may rise to as much as $500 billion by 2050.