Clinton challenges Obama on fracking Hilary Clinton subtly positioned herself against Obama’s “all of the above” energy strategy in a speech to
Conflict mineral law has unintended consequences A piece of U.S. legislation has “set off a chain of events that has propelled millions
Tiny particles a potentially big waste problem The latest issue of Canadian Chemical News has an insightful feature on the promise and
India to get Chinese high-speed rail? India and China are discussing the potential this week for a high-speed railway that will link
Ontario takes lead on pollinator health The Ontario government announced plans on Tuesday to regulate the use of neonicotinoids, a class of
Harper’s aggressive championing of Albertan energy ambitions backfiring: Hébert For almost a decade now, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been a
Inequality is a stubborn problem A new study that analyzed the correlation between education and surnames in England between 1170 and 2012
U.S. Senate bill proposed $42 price on carbon A newly introduced U.S. carbon-pricing bill isn’t coming from the White House, but it
China commits to cutting coal The Chinese government announced yesterday that it will cap its coal use by 2020 in order to uphold
Framing carbon pricing the right way Former Canadian reform party founder and leader Preston Manning has a piece in the Globe and