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Leadership - Page 2

Profiles and analysis of organizations and decision-makers shaping how sustainability, accountability and purpose are built into corporate governance and business strategy.

Leadership/Spring 2026

The U.K. Green Party’s having a moment 

by Christina Palassio

New leader Zack Polanski is succeeding in broadening the message of the U.K. Greens and making inroads with Labour Party voters

Ann Arbor is building its own tandem power grid
Leadership

A Michigan city is building its own parallel grid for clean energy

by Carey L. Biron

To reduce emissions as power demand surges, Ann Arbor found an innovative solution: a city-owned utility that runs on low-carbon energy

Comment/Leadership

What does climate change progress look like?

by Rick Smith

OPINION | Of course we need to hit net-zero by 2050. In the meantime, the Canadian Climate Institute will track other indicators

Leadership/Winter 2026

The secret to Denmark’s clean energy excellence

by Naomi Buck

How a tradition of social trust helped forge this small Nordic nation into a green economy powerhouse

Publisher's note by Corporate Knights co-founder and CEO Toby Heaps
Leadership/Winter 2026

Publisher’s Note: Doubling down on impact

by Toby Heaps

The core principles that have guided our rankings for more than 20 years are now leading us into a new chapter

Comment/Leadership

For Canadians, decarbonization is a patriotic act

by Rick Smith

OPINION | The next wave of climate action is coming, and Canada must leapfrog the United States to ensure that our economy

Excerpt from AfterShock to 2030 by Caroline Stokes.
Comment/Leadership

The true cost of moral injury at work

by Caroline Stokes

OPINION | Moral injury is a psychological condition that can appear when sustainability is sidelined, leading to crises for businesses

Comment/Leadership

2025 was defined by uncertainty on climate policy in Canada that needs quick resolution

by Rick Smith

OPINION | There were some wins but when it comes to concrete actions to protect people and communities across Canada, much is

Leadership

The EU’s new carbon tariff is about to take effect

by Maria Gallucci

As of January 1, the European Union will charge fees on certain imports based on how much pollution was generated in their

Mark Carney loses climate supporters
Leadership/Winter 2026

Mark Carney trades climate allies for controversial oil-patch solutions

by Mark Mann

One year ago, Carney was riding high in the world of sustainable finance, but his embrace of “decarbonized oil” has burned his

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