By strengthening regional and national critical infrastructure to withstand a changing climate, we can simultaneously strengthen sovereignty and security.

When private models sow confusion, it’s a flashing warning sign that Washington needs to fix federal flood maps,

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Conservative load forecasts ignore massive industrial demand on the horizon, risking shortages just as B.C. positions itself as a clean-energy leader

Updated pledges before this year’s COP30 meeting in Brazil fell well short of what’s needed to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

Adrian Dix told reporters on Tuesday that the 100-per-cent mandate in 2035 and a 90-per-cent goal for 2030 were no longer "realistic," and the NDP government would introduce legislation next year to r...

Climate risks are increasing in B.C. Risk assessments are an evolving tool that can be used to identify and evaluate climate risks.

Acute health-care systems are a final layer of protection against growing climate impacts on population health. Climate disasters over the past decade…

The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions is hiring a Research Mobilization Lead. Reporting to the PICS’ Director of Research Mobilization, the Research Mobilization Lead will play a senior role in ...

unless policy changes are made, B.C. could face an additional $2 billion in average yearly damages from building new housing in areas at...

Despite increasing climate disasters, climate change ranks as a voting priority for only four per cent of British Columbians, behind housing, health care, and economic concerns.

You had to drive through the fire to leave. I remember my heart racing. This is Olivia’s story

Jesse and Rob talk overshoot with NASA’s Kate Marvel.

How do we fix the sometimes frustrating customer experience of getting a heat pump?

Despite government commitments to make housing affordable, climate change makes building safe and resilient homes increasingly challenging.