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These 30 under 30 are leading a green youthquake
Gen Zs and young millennials are harnessing the power of the collective to drive seismic climate solutions
Can young Republicans wake their party up to climate change?
There’s a growing generational divide among Republicans over concerns about climate change. These are the young people trying to transform their party.
The rental market has a carbon problem – here’s how to solve it
Apartment buildings are hard to decarbonize, but some companies are finding ways to make rental housing more green
Alberta’s conservative party invites climate disinformation into policy debate
A pro-CO2 policy resolution to ditch net-zero targets would mark a new peak of anti-science rhetoric within Alberta’s UCP government
The oil and gas lobby is spending big to help Trump’s campaign
Gas prices are falling as the world transitions to renewable energy and fossil fuel companies are betting on Trump to pump the brakes
Who’s trying to kill the $17,000 electric car?
Canadians and Americans face a 48% surcharge for living in the wrong country. Or, more precisely, for keeping cheap, Chinese-built EVs out.
Can Quebec turn its green battery dreams into a reality?
The province wants to build the “world’s cleanest batteries” and corner North America’s EV supply chain. Will it work?
Green steel may be a climate game-changer. Which carmakers are making the shift?
The auto sector needs low-carbon steel to meet its own emissions targets, but carmakers have been slow to adopt the burgeoning technology
Four key lessons from the world’s top responsible investors
Should investors divest or engage? Can you responsibly invest in AI? The latest learnings and key obstacles for the responsible investment community
This Ontario farmer is leading a movement to stop a highway
Max Hansgen is one of the key figures in the struggle to halt development of Highway 413 in Ontario’s Greenbelt
Great Bear Sea’s blueprint for doing business with nature
On British Columbia’s north coast, First Nations are harnessing conservation finance to build a new economy
Canadian cities are taking steps to restrict fossil fuel ads on public transit
Montreal and Toronto are moving to prevent Big Oil from making false claims on municipal buses, trains, and bike-share programs