In the U.S., climate change has become a bipartisan issue. Most Republican candidates today cannot speak the words “climate change”, let alone support policies to address it, without risking a fierce political backlash from their base
The Northwest Territories and Yukon have made submissions to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, to protect the birthing grounds of a northern caribou herd
The bylaw prohibits grocery stores from offering or selling plastic bags to shoppers in the B.C. capital and calls on businesses to charge customers 15 cents for a paper bag and $1 for a reusable bag
You don’t need a thermometer or a rain gauge to notice climate change, and you don’t need to be a scientist to see it
The Taiwan-based company says the zero liquid discharge system will virtually eliminate waste water at its planned manufacturing complex in southeast Wisconsin
Germany has pushed for international unity in upholding the Paris accord and tried to carve out a leadership role on climate, but this stumbling block is sure to hurt the European nation’s credibility
The Korean tech giant said it would use more renewable energy at factories in the U.S., Europe and China. It didn’t give a renewables target for its home country, where about three quarters of the energy comes from coal and nuclear power
Ontario’s premier-designate campaigned on punting cap-and-trade, and his plan to follow through with that pledge has Quebec worried; the two provinces share a carbon market
Oakville, Ont., based Geotab, a fleet management software firm, has gained a stronger foothold in the electric vehicle space. FleetCarma’s technology monitors EVs and provides data on power usage
At the G7 summit, Trudeau got four other countries, Britain, France, Italy and Germany, to join Canada and sign on to a plastics charter
