On February 2nd, TEA Executive Director Franz Hartmann commented on the proposed 2015 City Budget to Budget Committee.

We need to invest now to get Toronto ready for severe weather events, like floods and ice storms, that climate change will bring.

Councillors on the City's Parks and Environment Committee made history by establishing the city's first Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Subcommittee to focus on what Toronto can do to get the city ready for climate change.

What are the impacts of smog on the air quality and health of Toronto’s residents? Find out now.

On Sunday, September 21, over 3000 Torontonians gathered in Nathan Phillips Square, while hundreds of thousands gathered in cities around the world with the same message: we want action on climate change.

Toronto’s urban forest isn’t just pretty -- it’s a “critical factor” in the environment, human health and quality of life, TD Economics says in a report

The rain fell fast and hard, and left in its wake a waterlogged city with an hefty cleanup bill.

Climate change effects should raise weather from No. 10 on the list of priorities to No. 3, agrees city manager Joe Pennachetti.