(Toronto: November 10, 2009) – More than 800 kids across Canada sent an urgent appeal to the Prime Minister today for action on climate change through WWF’s Canada’s My Future, My Climate Postcard Contest.... Read More

On Sunday, the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) endorsed a proposal from its chairs, the European Union (EU), Japan, Morocco and Tunisia to drop the 2010 eastern bluefin quota from... Read More

Often global warming is seen as a process similar to a steady flow of water in our bathrooms and kitchens, where temperature goes up gradually, controlled by a turn of the tap. But the... Read More

Only 400 North Atlantic right whales remain, making them one of the most endangered large whales on the planet. The biggest threat to their survival is ship strikes and entanglement in fishing gear.  ... Read More

The special Earth Hour, involving Copenhagen citizens turning out their lights for one hour at 7pm on 16 December 2009, will demonstrate the city’s support for world’s leaders reaching agreement on fair and effective... Read More

Negotiators have until the United Nations Conference of Parties to the Climate Change Treaty, which begins Dec 7 in Copenhagen, to lay the groundwork for a new Climate Deal.   But, with only 15... Read More

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Numerous Arctic climate feedbacks will make global climate change more severe than indicated by other recent projections, including those of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s 2007 assessment. These feedbacks include: severe flooding, affecting... Read More