Planning co-op student's journey from concerned rider to a key voice in Ontario's transit conversation is a testament to community organizing
Models of 34 million years of water flow below key Antarctic glacier could alter estimates of rising sea levels
At the 20th annual awards ceremony, Waterloo announces winners from each of the six faculties for their impactful contributions
The Future Cities Institute founded by CAIVAN brings together global thinkers across disciplines to identify equitable, sustainable solutions for the future of cities
Waterloo researchers are combining alpaca waste with biochar to design a new compost that helps people and the planet
Local governments and small businesses could save thousands of dollars a year in consulting and research fees if they just used information that’s already publicly available
Thursday, March 22 is World Water Day, the annual reminder that we shouldn't take water for granted
Breakthroughs in big data, alternative fuels and energy storage offer hope for a sustainable future. But the real challenge is social and political – not technical.
Waterloo researchers are developing the first national climate change flood-risk map to empower Canadians who are living in high flood-risk areas
Waterloo researcher will use geospatial data and Indigenous knowledge systems to reduce climate change vulnerability for First Nations communities
Animated GIFs of shrinking Antarctic ice help people understand the impact of climate change. One ice shelf has lost the equivalent area of Prince Edward Island.
Waterloo alumnus is working to better understand how global communities can own food security innovations
Experts from the University of Waterloo are available to share their expertise regarding the planned move by the City of Cambridge to retrofit homes to include a legal secondary suite
An expert from the University of Waterloo is available to discuss the federal government’s plans to streamline the approval process for major natural resource projects and other major changes to environment and energy policies
Making the buildings in neighbourhoods more diverse through mixed residential and commercial developments also makes it too expensive for many people to live in
A fear of dying plays a role in people buying bottled water, even though they know it may not be good for them or the planet, a study from the University of Waterloo has found
The following expert is available to speak about the report suggesting that Toronto remove two vehicle lanes between Sheppard and Finch Aves to free up space for bike lanes and boulevards
