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Bridging the divide between capital and community
How community investing fills the financing gap that mainstream banks and traditional investors often overlook
Will the Canada Investment Summit advance the sustainable economy?
ANALYSIS | Despite a comparatively high proportion of sustainable projects, the summit lacked a coherent strategy for sustainable investment
A common gas used in China’s electrical grid is amplifying global warming
Sulfur hexafluoride is a chemical used to insulate high-voltage equipment – and it’s 24,300 times more potent than CO2 at warming the planet
Canada can compete for AI without giving nature away
OPINION | Clear environmental limits can reduce risk, improve investment certainty and require major data centres to leave nature better off
Off-grid solar is powering Syria’s reconstruction
Decentralized renewables are bringing power back to Syria at speed and scale, but that shouldn’t come at the expense of the grid, experts say
Six big ideas for scaling community finance in Canada
ROUNDTABLE | We gathered leading experts to talk about what it would take to make community investing an everyday financial choice for Canadians
Ottawa’s pitch for the Kino Aski LNG project obscures major risks for investors
OPINION | Investors at the Canada Investment Summit should be wary of important unresolved risks of the proposed pipeline and export facility
How to grow a clean economy from the ground up
ANALYSIS | The energy transition represents one of the largest opportunities for community economic development in generations
A solution for failing climate policy: Make fossil fuels unprofitable
INTERVIEW | Trading emissions won’t solve climate change, Jessica Green argues. Instead, we need to go after the owners of fossil assets.
Glaciers will keep collapsing. Predicting when is incredibly hard.
The catastrophic glacial collapse in Nepal is a stark reminder of the urgent need for better monitoring and prevention
Solar is beating coal in China. But the story is more complicated than that.
While true, the stat is a little misleading. The nuance is in understanding energy capacity.
We put our elbows up so that we can lock arms
EDITORIAL | Canada can’t outmuscle the United States, but with the right tools, Canadians will invest in local projects that make the country more resilient