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It’s not always all about China
It’s not always all about China. In this week’s “CK Drill Down”, we focus on a subset of our sustainable investment database consisting of …
Slate of lawsuits open new avenues of hope for climate campaigners
America’s “vibe shift” back to fossil fuels may be in full swing, but recent court decisions in the U.K. and Ireland show continued legal momentum for climate realism and the energy transition
Why Canada must protect its EV strategy amid a looming trade war
OPINION | Trade tariffs hurt, but Canada remains well-positioned to continue building a thriving EV ecosystem
Hydrogen won’t rescue pension funds from bad bets on gas
OPINION | Pensions funds are risking billions on the false hope that hydrogen can prevent the “gas utility death spiral”
Trump’s deregulation agenda poses a threat to water health and security
OPINION | Canadians must prepare for threats to shared water bodies from Trump’s second administration
How ski resorts are adapting to climate change
As it confronts the existential threat of warmer winters, the ski industry is racing to carve a new place for itself in a world with less snow
Zero: ‘Woke-free’ retailer PublicSquare tries to install a parallel economy
The America-first shopping directory for “freedom-friendly” retailers has seen its stock price tumble, but got a boost from Donald Trump Jr. last year
Heroes: Environmental lawyers are stepping up to the challenge of Trump’s second term
“Despair is not an option.” Climate lawyers are fighting more ferociously than ever to halt destructive policies and hold polluters to account.
Six reasons why Trump’s presidency isn’t the end of the world for climate change
Trump’s second term might be a blow to climate progress, but he can’t stop the momentum behind global climate action
Why women are leading the climate fight
María Mendiluce, CEO of We Mean Business, says the uptake of renewable energy is unstoppable. She’s part of a coalition of women leaders pushing for more urgent action.
2025 Global 100 list: World’s most sustainable companies are still betting on a greener world
The green transition may face shifting political winds, but Global 100 companies are staying the course
This French energy-solutions powerhouse is the world’s most sustainable company of 2025
Schneider Electric took top spot in this year’s Corporate Knights Global 100 ranking. CEO Olivier Blum discusses the journey that got them there.