UBC faculty urge fossil fuel divestment Last year students at the University of British Columbia voted 4-to-1 in favour of having their
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As far as publicity stunts go, it had the impact it deserved. On the morning of October 20, 2009, the president of
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Singapore’s parliament unanimously passed a bill in August that will make it a criminal offence for companies to pollute its air, even
In 1996, a photograph began circulating among the foreign press in Phnom Penh. Sam Rainsy, Cambodia’s liberal opposition leader, was pictured sitting
Unburnable carbon Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is the latest public figure to sound the alarm on unburnable carbon. At a
One of the most significant barriers to the mainstreaming of sustainable investment is the belief that sustainability underperforms. Choosing companies through an
Kathleen Wynne has been Premier of Ontario since February 2013, but it wasn’t until this past summer that the province’s first female
Andrew Winston’s The Big Pivot is most definitely a business book, “intended to be relatively short, but still provide a solid roadmap