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Smarter labelling, taxpayer rebates, and investments in green infrastructure.

A recent report by The Economist concludes that carbon taxes are about 50% more effective than carbon cap-and-trade

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

After discovering that raw sewage was illegally flowing into the LeHave River right outside her Nova Scotia home, Stella Bowles was determined to put a stop to it. She was only 11 in 2015 but learned

Wood Buffalo National Park was established in 1922 to protect the last remaining herds of Bison in Northern Canada. As the country's largest national park, it also has UNESCO World Heritage status

The Cornish town of Penzance officially became Britain’s first plastic-free community in December 2017. This coastal community was awarded “plastic-free coastlines approved” status by the Surfers

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

Over the last 15 years, Canada has held the record for waste production per capita, in addition to a high household consumption rate. Only 8% of plastic waste is actually recycled, despite various

Community engagement is rather like good communications in a relationship, everyone thinks they are good at it. This article talks with designers about “4 things anyone can learn from the messy