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The proliferation of misinformation and disinformation on social media are creating roadblocks for addressing various environmental issues. A recent report published by the Royal Swedish Academy of

After Catherine McKenna’s six years as minister, she’s stepping out of politics to refocus her efforts on fighting climate change on a global scale. As McKenna told The Narwhal, “The whole world needs

Given the dire warnings from the latest IPCC assessment released August 2021, this article published by The Guardian on climate delay is even more timely.

In a pilot program conducted from 2015 to 2019, Iceland witnessed the successes of a 4-day workweek. According to the report  released in June 2021, project participants “enjoyed greater well-being

Until now, policies have predominantly addressed biodiversity loss and the climate crisis separately. In a recent collaboration between the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Crisis (IPCC) and the Int

An urban forest in Burnaby, B.C. filled with 1,308 old trees is the focal point for Emily Carr University’s Branching Songs project. Equipped with audio and video recording technology, the researchers

In anticipation of a key summit in Kumming, China, the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) put forward the latest draft agreement aimed at halting global biodiversity loss. Within the next

“We love positive environment stories. But sometimes the gravity of bad news forces us to bear witness."   - The Guardian

Following the release of WWF’s 2016 Living Planet Report revealing that 67%

Multiple solutions including technological, social, ecological and economic are required in order to work towards sustainability. One solution in the technological field known as building-integrated

Over half of global single-use plastic waste including face masks, plastic bags and bottles are produced by only 20 firms according to a new report. With 5.9 million tonnes of plastic waste