Unlike the EU, only a tiny fragment of Canada’s methane from rotting food, manure and farm waste becomes marketable as renewable natural
Thousands of kilometres of natural gas lines spidering under big city streets could soon become stranded assets
Everything from sewage to cigarette butts can be used for paving – so why isn’t Canada revved about greener roads?
New IEA report calls for end of all fossil fuel production, a come-to-Jesus moment for Canada’s oil and gas industry. Canada needs
Tightening building standards could mean it’s curtain call for glass towers. Some innovators say otherwise.
Capturing the billions of dollars of heat that goes down drains globally is one climate fix touted in David Miller’s new book
Indoor air quality was always low on priority, but COVID-19 presents an important opportunity to build healthier schools
About a year ago, Canadian-born architect Kelly Alvarez Doran had an epiphany – or perhaps, more aptly, a wake-up call – about
In an urban landscape punctuated by glass condos and gleaming offices, the four city-owned parcels that have bobbed to the surface of