When it comes to environmentally friendly modes of transportation to move goods across Canada, the train is considered best. About 28 per
Inch by inch and block by block, cities around the world are beginning to break up the half-century-long monopoly the private automobile
Carbon policy has a dose of competitiveness neurosis. This neurosis absolutely pervades the thinking behind climate inaction: for years, in Canada, concern
“Given the professional culture of the financial community, it is not surprising that large numbers of individuals in that world believe themselves
“Green finance is a major opportunity.” – Mark Carney, governor, Bank of England, 2016 In 1972, governments around the world recognized their
A bill requiring Ireland’s €8 billion sovereign wealth fund to divest itself of all coal, oil and gas holdings moved one step
London should replace its existing inner city congestion charge with a broader pay-per-mile system, according to a report submitted by the London
In a break with lawmakers from his own party, Republican Governor of Ohio John Kasich recently vetoed legislation that would have extended
One of my all-time favorite articles from the spot-on satirical publication The Onion ran under this brilliant headline: “Report: 98 Percent of
IEEFA published a report this last week that highlights how Norway is at a historic crossroads in how it manages some of its