One year after the world’s highest court ruled that countries have a legal duty to fight climate change, Canada’s

As a weather service in the United States combats mis/disinformation about wildfires in Canada, a Canadian economist is urging

A Montreal start-up says it is close to scaling up a cleaner, cheaper, more efficient process for delivering highly-purified

The federal government should provide what amounts to bridge financing to help provinces rapidly build out the country’s electricity

Researchers say mandatory corporate reporting would kick-start non-U.S. investment.

Worsening droughts and heatwaves are pushing Canadian farmers to switch to new practices to keep moisture in the soil

Vertical solar panels, which promise to overcome the winter troubles plaguing their more horizontal relatives, are being trialed on

Without a plan to remove the criminal gangs and Colombian guerrillas that control gold mines in southern Venezuela, new

German utility Uniper has locked down a formal long-term agreement to purchase liquefied natural gas from the $30-billion Ksi

While major emitting countries say they can’t be held accountable for climate harm that predates their awareness of the