Canada can learn a lot from Taiwan's successful waste reduction and recycling programs.

FLOW Program Manager Nancy Goucher provides an overview of the pressing water issues facing Canada and the wider world, such as aquifer depletion, farming pressures, and mass migration.

In a world that is only getting more crowded, arable land is garnering attention as an important, some may say strategic, target for governments and individual investors alike.

Today in Canada Albertans go to the polls in what could be an upset for the incumbent Progressive Conservatives.

Copenhagen and Durban: two conferences with two totally different sets of expectations. In the short amount of time between them, hope has collapsed under the weight of global cynicism. What a difference two years can make.  

The terrible floods that followed tropical storm Nock-ten, though grave in their own right, foreshadow the far more catastrophic disaster of a city of 12 million people sinking into the Gulf of Thailand. 

The international community currently stands at a crossroads, and the path we choose will impact food security for the next 50 years.

The food crisis of 2008 was never resolved; it was merely put on hold by a global financial meltdown.