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Cummins has tapped industry veteran Amy Davis to assume leadership of both its Accelera and Components segments, working to “continue the momentum and

The federal government has decided to soften the carbon price’s impact on rural Canadians by giving them more money to offset its costs. Here’s what that means.

COLUMBUS, Ind. - Cummins Inc. announced that Amy Davis will assume leadership of both the Accelera and Components Business Segments, serving as Vice P...

Today, Cummins announced that Amy Davis will assume leadership of both the Accelera and Components Business Segments, serving as Vice President and President – Accelera and Components, effective...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we meet a Canadian who repairs wind turbine blades and learn about the energy that could be generated from rain droplets.

This week's hearing of the natural resources committee on Parliament Hill revealed less about the CEO of Suncor, the Calgary-based energy giant, than it did about the federal government's failures, an environmental activist says.

The idea that fossil fuels are largely responsible for climate change made its way through New York City last week, as the United Nations General Assembly, the UN Climate Ambition Summit and NYC Climate Week collectively drew in thousands of participants. But it wasn't only written on protest placards. 

Plagazi has announced a project with Gotlandsbolaget for the supply of hydrogen for the next-generation ’Gotland Horizon’ fleet.

While "ambitious" countries made few new announcements, the US, China, India and the UK had not offered enough to even sit in the room

UNITED NATIONS, United States: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) told world leaders the climate crisis had opened the gates to hell during a summit where leading polluters China and the United States were conspicuously absent.