Climate

In the first study of its kind, researchers expose the fossil fuel industry’s decades-long campaign to bury the truth by cozying up to universities and discrediting climate science

Climate

U.S., Norway, Canada spending most taxpayer money on funding ‘false climate solutions’: report

Julia Conley

Oil Change International study measured spending on carbon capture and fossil-based hydrogen subsidies over 50 years, despite evidence showing they "failed to make a dent in carbon emissions"

Climate

Corporate climate standards are falling short. What if we change how we incentivize net-zero action?

Joseph Winters

Researchers at the University of Oxford and the Swedish Exponential Roadmap Initiative are calling for reporting across a company’s "spheres of influence"

Climate

To take on floods and droughts, we have to stop fighting water and start embracing it

Alan Shapiro

OPINION | Municipalities and businesses must work with the water cycle to bring water back into our landscapes, (un)paving the way to a resilient future

Climate

How to draw voters in the next election: Roll back the carbon tax (and make transit free)

Christopher Bonasia

The issues were among those Abacus polling identified as a vote winner for any party, along with increasing income taxes on the richest 1% of Canadians

Climate

Canadian boreal wildfires drove up carbon emissions last year

Natalie Alcoba

A first-of-its-kind global study found that wildfires generated 8.6 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide between 2023 and 2024, a 16% jump above the average

Climate

How a small city in Georgia became a solar manufacturing hub

Julian Spector

Dalton got in early on the clean-energy revival to reap the rewards from slotting solar into its storied history of industrial production

Climate

Politicians think climate policies are much less popular than they actually are

Kate Yoder

The latest example comes from a new study that found elected officials in Pennsylvania underestimated support for large solar projects

Climate

A major climate deal between Israel and Jordan was an early casualty of the war in Gaza

Saqib Rahim

The deal would have seen Israel send billions of gallons of water to Jordan each year in exchange for renewable energy from the country's new desert solar farm

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