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A surge in protectionism is reshaping global markets for green technologies
By the numbers: Governments are erecting more green trade barriers to shield domestic industries
U.S. states and cities are building a parallel system for climate diplomacy
Working below the federal level, subnational entities in the United States are going their own way to help address the global climate emergency
2026 Best 50 Corporate Citizens methodology
Learn how Corporate Knights makes the Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens ranking and the three questions that guide our researchers
A wave of green bonds is reshaping climate finance in Africa
Nigeria is at the head of a continent-wide push to lure investors to the climate funding gap through sovereign green bonds
Shareholder activists are changing tactics for promoting sustainability
Climate-aligned investors are focusing more on private dialogues and corporate transition plans than ESG resolutions
Jamaican resorts race to adapt to a warming world
For the Caribbean tourist economy, sustainability is no longer optional. But building resilience means confronting its extractive tendencies.
A family of Wyoming oil tycoons is trying to revive Keystone
Dubbed this time the Bridger expansion pipeline, the project to carry oil from Alberta to Wyoming already has approval from the Trump administration
Inside the booming business of cattle embryos
Farmers are embracing high-tech tools for assisted reproduction but critics say they jeopardize animal welfare
India’s steel sector is cleaning up, but green standards remain murky
When is green steel actually green? As the industry finds ways to cut emissions, India’s new rules put the label to the test.
Tech innovator Tom Chi on how clean capital can catch up
In his new book, the Silicon Valley investor outlines a plan for how capital can create stability in the age of volatility
Canada plays its hand on critical minerals with global investment push
With $72.4 billion on the table, Canada’s critical-minerals drive must thread the needle between the United States and China
Cutting red tape won’t defeat Canada’s monopolies. Here’s what will.
OPINION | Ottawa is promising a whole-of-government approach to boosting competition, but the plan doesn’t deliver