John Woodside

The Alberta Energy Regulator is denying a request from a First Nation and group of environmental organizations for an environmental assessment of the Pathways Alliance's proposed carbon capture project.

Federal ministers defended their newly released oil and gas emissions cap on Monday, as critics called it part of an “ideological crusade.”

Nature is being pushed to the brink as logging, mining and the relentless burning of fossil fuels destroy ecosystems — but even while acknowledging the problem, countries at an international summit in Colombia still failed to agree on how to pay for conservation efforts.

Trump may be a climate-denying fossil fuel booster, but the climate science isn't changing. The crisis is real, it is here, and much work remains to cut global emissions in half by decade's end — as scientists say is urgently required.

November 8th 2024 The federal government's proposed cap on oil and gas pollution may be a historic first for a major fossil-fuel-producing

International climate change negotiations are kicking off this week in Azerbaijan, with trillions of dollars that will decide the fate of the planet's warming trajectory set to be negotiated against a global backdrop of worsening extreme weather.

Greenhouse gas emissions from the coal, oil and gas that Canada exports to other countries surpassed a billion tonnes last year — more than double the country's total emissions, according to newly uncovered federal data.

#116 of 116 articles from the Special Report: Fossil fuel lobbyists have infiltrated the annual UN climate change negotiations, with Canadian

#0 of 46 articles from the Special Report: The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) is actively undermining its net-zero pledge by

As the annual climate change negotiations enter their final days with countries still deeply divided over key issues, Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault blamed host country Azerbaijan for the disappointing options on the table.