A new report from the C.D. Howe Institute says Canada must strengthen job training and improve occupational data to help fossil fuel workers transition into renewable energy roles.

Suriname says it can build an oil industry without harming the planet. Is it climate pragmatism — or wishful thinking?

Three Arctic seal species have moved closer to extinction, as rapid sea ice loss continues to erode their breeding and feeding grounds, according to the latest update of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The update, released Oct. 10…

The sound of rain still triggers panic in Jose Manuel Gonzalez, a year after he spent six hours clinging to a traffic light as floods in the Valencia region of Spain swept away everything in their path, killing more than…

A surge in data centers built to power artificial intelligence is straining the electric grid and pushing consumer power bills higher, with utilities investing in infrastructure that may never be needed.

Gov. Spencer Cox and a coalition of state, business, and conservation leaders have pledged to raise the Great Salt Lake by seven feet — reaching a “healthy” level of 4,198 feet — before the 2034 Winter Olympics.

Former National Park Service leaders Jonathan and Destry Jarvis argue that Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s decision to keep national parks open without staff during the federal shutdown violates the agency’s legal mandate to preserve park resources “unimpaired” for future generations.

A new study of one of Canada’s most urbanized rivers suggests it dumps the equivalent of about 18 cars worth of microplastics into Lake Ontario every year, a finding that shocked the lead author and underscored efforts to cut down…