Climate

Satellite investigation finds 94% of leading carbon offsets purchased by Disney, Shell, Gucci and other big corporations are likely to be “phantom credits”

Climate | Winter 2023

Editor's note: The world needs a climate moonshot

Toby Heaps

Money was an accelerant for the mission to the moon. Today’s moonshot is addressing the climate crisis, and what gets funded, gets done.

Climate | Winter 2023

The Climate Blockers: BASF quietly lobbies against strong climate policy while talking a big game

Naomi Buck

The chemical giant was recently ranked the third most “negative and influential” corporation in the world when it comes to lobbying on climate policy

Climate | Winter 2023

Is the insurance industry walking away from fossil fuels?

Alex Robinson

A growing number of insurance companies, already feeling the brunt of a warming climate, have decided that providing coverage to fossil fuels is not in their future

Climate

Seven ways governments can reach their COP15 goals to save the oceans

Guy Dauncey

Guy Dauncey’s Big Solutions: Negotiators at COP15 in Montreal agreed to protect biodiversity in our oceans. Where do governments begin?

Climate

Canada is sleeping on the energy transition

Gareth Gransaull

The transition is happening at an unexpected pace. Will Canada wake up?

Climate

Is it time to scrap COP?

Mitchell Beer

‘Untransparent’ COP27 raises questions for future climate negotiations

Climate

Seven ways to include nature in our economic choices

Guy Dauncey

Guy Dauncey’s Big Solutions: The COP15 biodiversity conference in Montreal has ambitious goals. Here’s how we could embed these goals into our economies.

Climate

Canada’s $1.6 billion Climate Adaptation Strategy sounds impressive – if it's a down payment

Chris Bonasia

The Canadian Climate Institute anticipates the Canadian economy will see $25 billion in losses from climate impacts by 2025

Sustainable Economy Intelligence

The world’s most sustainable MBA programs are producing a generation of changemakers

These 30 under 30 are leading a green youthquake