WWF welcomes the leaders’ initiative but the lack of an agreement on ambitious midterm emissions reduction targets, clear financial commitments and a date for global peak and decline of emissions  could turn the 2... Read More

The two meetings saw positive developments such as a common goal to limit global average temperature increases to two degrees, an absolute minimum to avoid the worst impacts of global warming, but disappointed with... Read More

One expedition is sailing across the top of Russia, a journey of 6000 nautical miles through the Northeast Passage, while another is attempting a west to east transit of the Northwest Passage, also by... Read More

In Canada, transportation (including upstream emissions from mining and refining the fuel) accounts for 32% of greenhouse gas emissions, and these emissions have gone up by 30% since 1990. “Transportation fuels are the largest... Read More

“The Alberta government is telling the world that the tar sands produce the dirtiest oil in the world, but this doesn’t look as bad when you realize everyone else is running out of the... Read More

The Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else on the planet, threatening the survival of the iconic polar bear and entire Arctic communities and ecosystems. By participating in WWF-Canada’s biggest fundraising event, Canadians are... Read More

Although the show was just over 45 minutes, it was packed with useful information about the textiles industry, the impact of growing cotton on communities, how one person’s actions DO matter, and two fantastic... Read More

International climate negotiations in Bonn have just wrapped up—with not much in the way of progress on key issues like emission reductions and financial support, but at least in a friendlier atmosphere among delegates. Unlike... Read More

Short on ideas? Here is some info on the impacts of a few planet-friendly actions… Washing all your laundry in cold water. If a million Canadians did it, the environment would feel as if... Read More