Environment

You didn’t have to spend long at Globe 2016 to get the message: global politicians, investors and businesses are headed inexorably toward a low-carbon future.

Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna has given the thumbs up to the $1.7 billion Woodfibre LNG project in Squamish.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to do it all at March 2 speech during a sustainable business conference in...

The "green agenda” is spreading a perception that utilities are meeting efficiency challenges. Yet this efficiency is dwarfed by the untapped potential that could be released through better management of existing infrastructure.

The recent recommendation from the finance committee of the University of British Columbia (UBC) board of governors to reject a call from students and faculty to divest funds from the fossil fuel industry is a refreshingly realistic view from the hal

Nations across the world need to take a more aggressive approach and...

The Peace River Regional District has withdrawn its proposal to create a new...

Could B.C. gas station owners soon be required to...

The 2016 outlook for environmental optimists might be green, but for those footing the bill for ill-considered political action plans it will be shades of grey all the way. For example, 2015 year-end interviews revealed the leaders of B.C.

Just mention the phrase “electronic cigarettes” and politicians at every level seem to go berserk. “Holy non-smokes!” they cry.