Climate

Researchers say above average temperatures over Antarctica are driving new records, as heat waves grip the northern hemisphere and wildfires rage across western Canada and the United States

Climate

Canada's greenwashing law has been a major reality check for the oil lobby

MC Bouchard

OPINION | Pathway Alliance's slimmed down website is a more accurate depiction of the nature of their work. Now attention needs to focus on the real decision makers: oil executives.

Climate

Can carbon capture be a meaningful climate solution?

Natasha Gilbert

Of the 41 commercial CCUS projects operational, most are run by fossil fuel companies and the technology has been slow to expand into other areas. But this is now changing.

Climate

What Trump’s VP pick could mean for climate policy

Alex Robinson

Meet J.D. Vance, the climate change-doubting senator from Ohio with deep connections to the fossil fuel industry

Climate

Biden administration proposes first-ever rules to protect workers from heat waves

Frida Garza and Ayurella Horn-Muller

President Joe Biden looks to speed up heat safety regulations that could protect 36 million workers after Texas and Florida block cities from enacting their own protections

Climate

More than 60% of anti-green Conservative MPs lost seats in U.K. election

Adam Barnett and Joey Grostern

Advocates welcomed the departure of lawmakers who opposed strong climate policy in Labour's landslide election

Climate

Could the video game industry be key to levelling up on climate action?

Alex Robinson

New research shows that video game players are more likely to engage in collective action on global warming, while industry tries to tackle emissions

Climate | Summer 2024

Knight Bites: Six ways cities are trying to keep their cool in record-breaking heat waves

CK Staff

The planet has been living through record-smashing heat, and few places are as treacherous as concrete-laden cities. Here's how cities from Paris to Abu Dhabi are coping.

Climate | Summer 2024

Zeros: Insurers are passing climate crisis costs on to homeowners while financing new fossil fuel projects

Rick Spence

Insure Our Future wants insurance companies to stop underwriting new fossil fuel projects – including LNG export terminals – and make polluters pay for climate disasters rather than hiking rates for homeowners

Sustainable Economy Intelligence

These 50 Canadian corporations are betting big on green

The federal government is more than $14 billion behind on climate funding