CCEMC is offering up to $50 million in funding for projects that can reduce emissions from fossil fuel production and processing.

A major report released this week concludes Canada continues to tread water as a mid-level performer in science, technology, and innovation.

Energy efficiency is estimated to be a multi-hundred-billion dollar investment opportunity in the United States, but better policies are required to unlock broad-based financing from institutional investors, who together manage approximately $70 trillion in assets globally.

A new White Paper says the US must act quickly to address a number of critical water challenges, including increased water scarcity, aging infrastructure, climate volatility, water quality issues and water-related energy risks.

Creating a North American energy strategy makes “a lot of sense” says a Nobel Prize winner and U.S. presidential advisor who also warns that not addressing climate change is like “playing Russian roulette.”

Global business leaders have called on companies and organizations around the world to embrace G4, the next generation of the Global Reporting Initiative's Sustainability Reporting Guidelines.

A large scale study comparing Canadian companies to their world peers finds Canada leads in capturing cost reduction from sustainability initiatives but lags global leaders in driving profitability through collaboration.

It is said one of every three bites of food eaten worldwide depends on pollinators, especially bees, for a successful harvest. If this is true, what happens to us when the bees are gone?