The environmental and social challenges of developing the infrastructure needed to support Canada’s energy resources have never been more apparent.

The UN has launched a new online database to showcase successful strategies businesses and communities can use to adapt to climate change while increasing their profits and using their resources more efficiently.

A groundbreaking consumer study has found that consumer brand websites significantly impact in store purchasing behavior.

Ever since the Kyoto Protocol imposed restrictions on industrial countries, we’ve made it our objective to create less carbon dioxide emissions. Only problem is, we won’t do it if it entails any form of sacrifice.

In this exclusive GLOBE-Net interview, Scott Wicker, Vice President of Sustainability and Vice President of Corporate Plant Engineering for United Parcel Service (UPS), discusses his perspectives on Corporate Sustainability.

Air Resources Board approves Advanced Clean Cars Rules designed to save drivers money, create jobs, and cut smog and greenhouse gas emissions

Waste Management to establish Toronto's most advanced facility for processing construction and demolition waste materials. Plant will divert more than 87,000 tonnes from landfill each year

Energy efficiency upgrades in multifamily buildings could save U.S. building owners and residents up to $3.4 billion nationwide.

The fashion industry has the potential to lead the push toward more sustainable solutions that address critical environmental, social, and ethical challenges on a global scale.

The European Commission recently launched a new instrument to help companies that are developing innovative environmental technologies.

A new study has proposed a method to place monetary value on green infrastructure at both a project and regional scale.

Sustainable Development Technology Canada announced funding totalling $22 million for eight new clean technology projects

Financial short-termism represents a critical barrier to businesses' transition to sustainability, according to a new poll.

The International Energy Agency estimates a complete phase-out of fossil fuel would reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by 5.8% or roughly 40% of the abatement needed to limit global warming to a 2°C rise.

Nearly half (48%) of the 1,258 CEOs polled worldwide believe the global economy will decline even further in the next 12 months, according to PwC’s 15th Annual Global CEO Survey.

Suncor Energy"s newly named President Steve Williams will join the GLOBE 2012 Opening Plenary on Innovation and its Role in Driving Sustainability, March 14th, 2012 in Vancouver

It has long been held that climate related shortages of water, arable land and food supply could precipitate violent conflict and political destabilization.

Countries opposing an EU law that charges airlines for carbon emissions should consider seeking waivers by adopting equivalent emission reduction measures, says the EU's new ambassador to India.

EIA projects that increased oil, natural gas and renewable energy production and energy efficiency improvements will reduce U.S. reliance on imported energy sources

The Asian Development Bank will help the People's Republic of China set up a pilot provincial emissions trading system that could pave the way for a national scheme and lower greenhouse gas emissions in the country.