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Could the UN’s new carbon trading system give a needed boost to the green shift?
OPINION | Among the milestones at COP29, the global framework for carbon credit trading will help accelerate the energy transition and help developing countries fund their own energy transitions
2024 will be the hottest on record. Here’s how cities are becoming more climate resilient
As a wave of warm weather breaks November heat records across Canada and around the world, we look at some of the ways that urban designers are fending off extreme heat in cities
Closing the climate funding gap is key to Canada’s prosperity
Until Canada’s spending aligns with our climate commitments, disasters will keep eating away at our economy
Publisher’s Note: Harnessing high winds in times of urgent action
If we want to get ahead of the coming storm, we need to deploy surging climate solutions to power our economies
Some of Canada’s wealthiest families are putting up $405M for climate change efforts
Amid mounting political opposition to climate action around the world, Canada’s annual climate philanthropy has jumped nearly 300% thanks to a coordinated push by nine foundations
Canada’s plan to phase out animal testing suffers a setback
The government of Canada set out to end toxicity testing on animals, but a groundbreaking lab researching alternatives just shuttered due to lack of funding
Sustainable investors are split on just how bad Trump will be for the green economy
With Donald Trump’s reelection, the ESG backlash is entering a dangerous new phase, but the sustainable finance community still sees momentum for renewables
Meet the man most responsible for saving COP29 from irrelevancy
As oil lobbyists gain increasing influence at COP, UN climate chief Simon Stiell stresses the cost of inaction
An authoritarian petrostate takes centre stage as COP29 host
As the climate summit kicks off in Baku, Azerbaijan, its leader has vowed to move “towards a green agenda” while exploiting oil reserves deemed “a gift from god”
African MBA programs are reclaiming sustainability in business education
Business schools in Africa are moving beyond colonial influences and recentering the fight against climate change in their own local realities
The world’s most sustainable MBA programs are producing a generation of changemakers
The top 40 business programs aren’t just teaching greener course materials; their grads are working in the trenches making business a force for good