Global economies must lower carbon emissions by at least five times the levels currently achieved,...
This is a guest post by Glen Thompson. It originally appeared on Abbotsford Today the...
A push to prioritize economic gains over basic research is endangering science and academic freedom...
A new series looking at the likely impacts of climate change could help companies, politicians,...
In less than a decade, climate change-induced sea level rise could force thousands of people...
Tensions are rising between the City of Burnaby and Kinder Morgan after company employees arrived...
Canada’s premiers have agreed to expand the nation’s developing energy strategy to address climate change...
In 1920, Renee Ardill’s grandparents arrived in the Peace Valley with nothing more than a...
A welcome message from DeSmogBlog executive director Brendan DeMelle. We’re pleased to introduce DeSmog UK,...
Problems caused by climate change are likely already dangerous and global warming may be irreversible,...
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. When a tailings pond broke at the...
“I planned on dying here,” Skeed Borkowski, owner of the Northern Lights Lodge, told me....
Canada’s largest port has given the green light to a proposed controversial facility on the...
This is guest post by Dr. Patrick Stokes, professor of philosophy at Deakin University. It...
“It’s hard to deal [with] and treat something if you don’t know what it is,”...
The Soda Creek First Nation, traditionally called the Xatśūll First Nation, is going to tap...
Imperial Metals is experiencing troubled times. After the catastrophic breach of a toxic tailings...
This is the third instalment in a three-part series on Dr. John O’Connor, the family...
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