Environment

If there's a bright side to Trump's decision, it's that climate change has received more serious media coverage than ever before, and people around the world have agreed to increase their efforts.

The Trump administration has pulled the U.S. out of the historic agreement, but there is still much that Canadians can do.

For all of us who want to build a strong, future-proof, and inclusive B.C., the NDP-Green agreement is a promising start.

That we're still discovering new wonders in the oceans is more reason to protect them. In early 2016, about three per cent of oceans had formal protection, up from one per cent five years ago.

Alberta politicians invested in the tidewater premium tale aren't going to like David Hughes' report one bit. Expect more fireworks.

Five key priorities for economic security and prosperity in B.C.

Getting outside, especially with the children in your life, is one of the best things you can do for yourself, your family and friends, and the planet.

If more people truly understood the enormity of the climate crisis, we'd be engaged in an all-out effort, comparable to those undertaken during world wars, to reduce the threat.

If it had to justify its existence beyond making money for capitalists, Barrick Gold would have ceased to exist.

To build a healthier, safer, more pleasant and ecologically sustainable city Toronto needs to jettison a significant share of its current "public space."

With less than a week to go before election day and polls tightening across British Columbia, I find myself in the all-too-common predicament of dreading the electoral options before me.

Beyond existing commitments to reduce methane emissions by 45 per cent, governments must work to eliminate them from this sector by 2030, with strong regulations, monitoring and oversight.

Grizzlies face growing threats across their North American range, from trophy hunting to habitat destruction, declines in food sources like salmon and whitebark pine nuts, and climate change impacts.

Investments in the oilsands have bled red ink since the international oil price crashed in 2014. Seventeen major oilsands projects have been shelved or cancelled.

Canada, and not just Mexico, may be in for a rough ride when it renegotiates NAFTA with the United States. When it comes to fighting climate change, however, the ride will be rougher.

Ontario's Climate Plan will create jobs. Now Ontario needs to make sure they're good jobs that go to those who need them most.

Of all the many solutions to global warming and other environmental problems, none is as powerful as people getting together to demand change.