Chris Hatch

Many more people will admit eco-anxiety to pollsters, or their therapists, than are willing to give it voice among family and friends.

Record hot summer? Meh.

During a recent televised speech to his MPs, Poilievre spat out the carbon word more than twice per minute.

When conspiracy theories and climate disasters collide

Climate change between the covers

Pick any subcategory and you’re immediately swamped, lost in squadrons of reproachful browser tabs, disappointed bookmarks, and fanciful to-read lists.

There’s no sugarcoating it — Donald Trump’s first hours in office were the most vicious and comprehensive assault on climate action that we’ve ever seen. What still remains to be seen is how effective rule-by-Sharpie really is and what reaction it provokes.

No El Niño, no relief: January sets another heat record

Pensions vs. planet

This halfway point to 2050 offers a stark reckoning. We've burned through a quarter century in what feels like a blink. Now, we’re left with the same span in which we had vowed to accomplish what may be the most dramatic economic and social transformation in human history. Twenty-five years to rewire our energy systems, reimagine our cities, and restructure our relationship with the planet.