North America’s big cities are getting smaller relative to their peers on a growing world stage
I’m sitting at home watching the late-night local news and the biggest story of the hour is the flooding of Toronto’s Don
Twelve years ago, carpet-tile maker Interface hit it big with biomimicry, and it’s been full steam ahead ever since. Having read biologist
Hero: Loblaws Loblaws, the Canadian supermarket chain with over 70 stores, announced in June that it is on track to meet its
From the top of Amagerforbrænding, the largest of three garbage incineration plants located in downtown Copenhagen, is an idyllic panorama of the
In the early 1990s the Clinton administration put a stop to logging in huge swaths of old growth forest in the U.S.
It’s a potent image of the early 21st century: the wind farm.Colossal white towers striding across farmland or wading mightily offshore. Some
At first glance, the University of British Columbia’s on-campus incorporation of a biodiversity museum might not resonate as a particularly good omen
Amongst those of us in the climate strategy world there has been an ongoing debate about the potential role of nuclear energy
The world is on the move – and butterflies and wildebeests aren’t the only ones migrating. As Doug Saunders writes in his