Last month, I explored how little we know about carbon emissions. When companies say they are measuring their emissions, they are usually
DAVOS, Switzerland –The heads of the United Nations, International Monetary Fund and World Bank shared a common message on Friday, suggesting that
Canadians like to manage risk. Canadian financial institutions, for example, pride themselves on how they reduced their exposure to the asset-backed mortgage
Fed up with how poorly some companies are disclosing sustainability metrics to regulators, certain investors and reporting advocates are taking matters into
When Stephen Harper says Alberta has a good model for carbon pricing, as he did in his year-end interview with CBC News,
Hero: Asia Pulp and Paper Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) was designated a Zero by Corporate Knights back in 2012, after a
Note: This will be our final daily roundup. Starting Monday, Jan. 12, we will begin publishing a weekly roundup. To get an
What’s truly going on in the minds of oil-industry executives these days? Jeremy Oppenheim, head of McKinsey’s sustainability and resource productivity practice,
Bondholders can’t exercise active ownership over a firm the same way equity investors can. Does that mean they’re not interested in driving
Not all forest certification systems are created equal A report released yesterday by ForestEthics shows that a forest certification system called the