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Climate - Page 19

Reporting on the science, policy and economics shaping the global response to climate change, with a focus on solutions that align planetary boundaries with long-term prosperity.

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World’s largest companies are buying ‘largely worthless’ carbon credits from the rainforest

by Gaye Taylor

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

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Climate/Winter 2023

Editor’s note: The world needs a climate moonshot

by 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

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Climate/Winter 2023

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

by Naomi Buck

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

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Climate/Winter 2023

Is the insurance industry walking away from fossil fuels?

by Alex Robinson

A growing number of insurance companies, already feeling the brunt of a warming climate, have decided that providing coverage to fossil fuels

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

by Guy Dauncey

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

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Canada is sleeping on the energy transition

by Gareth Gransaull

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

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Is it time to scrap COP?

by Mitchell Beer

‘Untransparent’ COP27 raises questions for future climate negotiations

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Seven ways to include nature in our economic choices

by 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

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

by Chris Bonasia

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

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Fossil fuels phase-out pact fizzled at COP27. What more can be done?

by Fergus Green and Harro van Asselt

COP27's outcome is a timely reminder that curbing the growth of fossil fuels will not come about through consensus-oriented negotiations among governments

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