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Responsible Investing
Debate over fossil-fuel abatement erupts in climate finance community

Canada’s sustainable finance sector is at loggerheads over the inclusion of oil and gas in the new net-zero investment framework

Golden brown sargassum seaweed spreads across shallow coastal waters.
Natural CapitalSummer 2026
Climate change is redrawing the map of global seaweed blooms

Some coastal tourist areas are fending off continent-scale surges of macroalgae, while one important seaweed belt has nearly disappeared

Climate
‘Weather whiplash’ helped fuel the wildfires in Spain and France

Hundreds of thousand of people have fled their homes in France and Spain amid raging wildfires and record-breaking heat

Food and Beverage
How a beef industry mentorship program can shape scientific research

Researchers argue that certain partnerships enable the beef industry to avoid scrutinizing its role in climate change

ClimateSummer 2026
Trees are migrating in response to climate change

The movement of trees, typically through seed dispersal, is not new. But a warming planet has quickened the pace.

Summer 2026
These former industrialized sites have found a greener new life

From a coal mine in India to a former quarry in Montreal, revitalized gems are showcasing green reinvention

ClimateSummer 2026
The ‘coolcation’ takes root amid rising temperatures

Surveys show that more people are factoring in extreme weather, in particular heat, when choosing where to visit

CommentFinance
How to put nature at the centre of investment decisions

OPINION | If Canada is serious about becoming a nature-positive economy, here are some key steps it must take

Summer 2026Waste
The Eilish environmental effect

When she started touring, singer-songwriter Billie Eilish was horrified by the music industry’s indifference to sustainability. So she demanded it change.

MiningSummer 2026
A captain of mining tries to rehabilitate the industry

The storied Canadian mining executive Rob McEwen is planning a more sustainable copper mine in Argentina, but the industry’s track record stands in the way 

Summer 2026Workplace
The cost of paradise 

An itinerant journalist examines the hidden harms of digital nomadism 

Natural CapitalSummer 2026
How researchers are working to preserve caribou collective memory and migratory routes

There’s no tangible evidence that caribou have memory like humans do, but they do change migration routes based on past experiences

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