Climate

With the Canadian government still boosting fossil fuels, it’s time for young Canadians’ day in court, argue lawyers suing the government. By Dana Drugmand Young Canadians suing the federal government over its role in worsening the climate crisis are...

By Jack L. Rozdilsky and Christian Faize Canaan On Jan. 24, history was again made when the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ organization moved the seconds hand of the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight. It is now at ‘90 seconds...

Injecting particles into the atmosphere would reduce the temperature increase. But for the world’s ecosystems there is no alternative to mitigation efforts. By Ellen Viste We could spray the atmosphere with particles that reflect sunlight or fertilize algae to...

The appointment of ADNOC’s CEO, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, to lead this year’s UN climate talks is like asking “arms dealers to lead peace talks,” campaigners say. By Dana Drugmand Climate campaigners reacted with outrage on Thursday to the announcement that...

By Nathan Cooper, Associate Professor of Law, University of Waikato Thousands of delegates have gathered in Montreal, Canada, for a once-in-a-decade chance to address the accelerating pace of species loss and the dangers of ecosystem breakdown. COP15 brings together parties...

Hill+Knowlton, a pioneer in disinformation tactics used by tobacco and oil companies, still represents fossil fuel clients while leading communications for the upcoming COP27 summit. By Dana Drugmand Ahead of the COP27 UN climate summit, hundreds of scientists are...