Canada and South Korea may be co-chairing this year’s G20 meeting in Toronto, but the two countries are worlds apart on their approach to greening the economy. There was a time not so long... Read More

In its February 4 press release, CEMA made statements that could be misconstrued to indicate that the P2FC achieved consensus on rules to govern water withdrawals and that these rules will be implemented. While... Read More

“It is fitting that the first meeting of the G7 Finance Ministers after Copenhagen is taking place in the Arctic, where global warming has gone fastest and furthest,” said Keith Stewart, climate change program... Read More

The briefing comes as many Asian countries prepare to celebrate Year of the Tiger beginning Sunday, Feb. 14 and WWF begins a year-long tiger campaign. An estimated 3,200 tigers are left in the wild... Read More

The map comes as many Asian countries and the world prepare to celebrate the start of the Year of the Tiger, which begins on Feb. 14. However, there are only an estimated 3,200 tigers... Read More

In the Hollywood version of how science influences policy, the brilliant scientist has a eureka moment in the lab and calls the president, who promptly dispatches a square-jawed hero to save the day. In... Read More

Under the terms of the agreement, CSL will obtain expert advisory services from WWF-Canada as it adopts, develops and promotes energy efficiency and emission reduction initiatives while strengthening its leadership role in sustainable marine... Read More

At 8.30pm on Saturday 27 March, millions of people across all continents will switch off their lights for one hour – Earth Hour – to show the world what can be done to resolve... Read More

(Toronto: February 22, 2010) – At 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 27 iconic landmarks around the world will switch off their lights for Earth Hour 2010, joining millions of people across every continent who... Read More