The ongoing situation in British Columbia has prompted the government to declare a provincial state of emergency. While 550 fires are burning throughout the province, many regions are under evacuation
Fossil fuel divestment has gained traction recently among universities and wealth funds, particularly after the 2015 Paris Agreement. Some of the largest financial institutions and insurance companies
Various news reports over the last several weeks have been talking about the heat wave currently affecting Europe, the drought affecting central Canada, and last month on the news they issued an air
In an evaluation of climate action from 1979 to 1989, this special New York Times feature asks: “We understood what failure would mean for global temperatures, coastlines, agricultural yield
A recent study published by Nature estimated that limiting global warming to 1.5°C — instead of 2°C — above pre-industrial levels would avoid about US$30T in damages. These US$ 30 000 billions, far
There’s no denying that digital technology and social media have dramatically transformed our world. We are very good at creating new tools, but less so in optimizing their use for the good of all
"4 Degrees” by Anohni is a powerful climate change anthem that alludes to the rise in global temperature. Intended to put the heat on politicians leading up to COP21, it still rings true today. Check
Carbon is a key component for life on earth. It comes in many different forms, from industrial materials like polymers and graphene to trees and soil. However, the ways in which humans have captured
I just finished reading two articles from The Guardian this morning. I encourage you to read both of them and perhaps you will be as confused as I am—are we doomed or is there hope?
I think people
Minister McKenna has just announced a new task force of leaders from the labour and environmental movements as well as industry to help shape a transition plan for thousands of coal workers who will