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These things may seem unrelated, but they are all deeply connected … and remind me why we need to fight for this planet.
Mexico just passed a historic, ambitious law on climate change. All political parties worked together to make it happen – a stark contrast to what has happened in Canada.
On March 30, the day before Earth Hour was celebrated around the world, a little elementary school in Nepean, Ontario took part in their own daytime version of this ever-expanding global event.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: As the largest ever Earth Hour wraps up across Asia, Nelson Mandela has taken to Twitter to express his support for the cause to unite the world to protect the planet.
WWF is excited to unveil the Earth Hour Anthem, created by composer Andrew Huang using lyrics submitted by our Facebook fans.
With Earth Hour coming up on Saturday, March 31 at 8:30 p.m. local time, some of Canada’s best-loved athletes are joining the team.
A decisive moment for Mexico and climate change legislation.
I have realized that the reach of climate change has no geographic prejudice; it has quite literally hit home, my home. Climate change is now on my front porch.
Today the Government of Ontario released its proposed changes to the province’s renewable energy plan; here are some of their key changes to the program moving forward.
Electric vehicles aren’t just for celebrities anymore because almost all automakers will have a mid-range EV on the road in the next year.
Please spend seventeen minutes and fifty one seconds with James Hansen today. Do it for your kids.
The media’s take on the punch line of a recent report is that developing the oil sands in their entirety has less of an impact on the planet than burning all the world’s our vast coal reserves, or all the world’s natural gas. This, the headlines trumpet, is good news for the oil sands. In reality, it isn’t.
Our panda took part in Toronto’s symbolic ‘Coldest Day of the Year Ride’ cycling event this morning.
100% renewable energy is achievable by 2050. Let’s start by making every day National Sweater Day.