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There’s more to carbon pricing [Re: “Canada’s biggest emitters are paying the lowest carbon tax rate,” winter issue 2022] I’d like to thank Corporate Knights for providin ...
We said we’d build back better. We didn’t. Now what?
In the first waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United Nations Secretary-General, the heads of the International Monetary Fund and International Energy Agency, and many heads of s ...
Russia’s invasion drives existential crisis for fossil fuels
Every war is a waste, a mindless extinction of lives, infrastructure and nature. But the sheer folly of the Russian invasion of Ukraine appears even more tragic when framed against ...
A battle brews in U.S. over getting buildings off natural gas
A growing number of American cities are giving a cold shoulder to the natural gas that heats homes. In 2019, Berkeley became the first city in the United States to ban new developm ...
Companies’ carbon plans fail the test
Hundreds of corporations are proclaiming their climate commitments with four little words: net-zero by 2050. But are they taking their vows seriously? A new Corporate Climate Respo ...
A mighty wind – from the East
For years, the United Kingdom has been the world leader in harnessing offshore wind power. Burly wind turbines poking out of the Thames estuary, the North Sea and the Irish Sea now ...
10 things the EU can do to wean itself off Russian gas
1. No new contracts. Many natural gas contracts between Europe and Gazprom – a Russian state-owned gas company – are set to expire by the end of the decade. This sounds like an ...
Cleanest 200 companies outperform
As mindful investors increasingly sell off fossil-fuel producers and other firms that lag on sustainability, they face one problem: What’s the alternative? Which companies are le ...
The heat is on for the peddlers of climate denial
Once upon a time, North Americans had no trouble buying products from South Africa’s apartheid regime. And North American TV networks ran cigarette ads guilt-free. Grassroots pro ...
Wealthy countries could “double climate dividends” with flexitarian diet
“Taco Bell, I found you!” With that rallying cry, a U.S. social media influencer launches her taste test of fast-food vegan dishes. Jazzy Anne, who has 1.6 million YouTube subs ...
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