Often criticized as playthings of Silicon Valley billionaires, floating cities have the potential to help coastal regions adapt to climate change, writes researcher Nathalie Mezza-Garcia.
By analyzing data from seaborne robots and sensors glued onto seals, researchers may now understand the mysterious origins of giant holes that can open up in Antarctic sea ice, a new study finds.
Three Republican former EPA chiefs accuse the agency's current leadership of supporting the "undermining of science" and potentially "catastrophic" approach to climate.
Husky Energy is going to have to pay a total penalty of $3.8 million after pleading guilty to permitting the spill of 225,000 litres of "heavy crude oil in water frequented by fish."
The federal Liberal government has accepted some substantial Senate changes to its environmental assessment overhaul legislation — but has rejected 90 per cent of those proposed by Conservative parliamentarians.
The Narwhal dug into financial statements of the five biggest oil companies in Alberta to get a sense of how they're really faring during the oil 'crisis.' Despite the 'tough times,' CEOs are still taking home millions.
Across the Central American Dry Corridor, communities are facing increasingly extreme weather. In Nicaragua, the region's poorest country, subsistence farmers like Blanca Landero Betarco face a daily battle.
Covering the environment is challenging and can be dangerous in any country. But fostering environmental journalism in emerging democracies is one way to hold government officials and powerful businesses accountable.
International report points to progress on electricity access, but finds clean cooking solutions and renewable energy in transportation and heating need to be bolstered.
