Leadership

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

Fall 2024 | Leadership

Can young Republicans wake their party up to climate change?

Alex Robinson

There’s a growing generational divide among Republicans over concerns about climate change. These are the young people trying to transform their party.

Fall 2024 | Leadership

Juliana v. United States: No ordinary climate lawsuit

Natalie Alcoba

How 21 young Americans have battled for almost a decade to have their landmark climate lawsuit against the U.S. government heard - and it's not over yet

Leadership

Can Tim Walz mobilize Americans on climate change?

Alex Robinson

Kamala Harris's straight-talking pick for VP adopted strict emissions standards on cars as governor of Minnesota and legislation to ensure electricity generation is carbon-free by 2040

Leadership

How cities are nudging tourists to go green

Lorraine Whitmarsh and Nicole Koenig-Lewis

From rewarding environmental choices with museum or restaurant passes, to taxes that protect local life, cities are trying new ways to shape sustainable tourism

Leadership

Olympics showcase how a trailblazing mayor turned Paris into a green capital

Rick Spence

Anne Hidalgo has overseen the creation of more than 550 kilometres of bicycle lanes, the elimination of 50,000 parking spaces, and announced plans to phase out diesel vehicles

Leadership

Here's what a Kamala Harris presidency could mean for climate

Zoya Teirstein

Indicators date back to her tenure as district attorney and attorney general in California, when she created an environmental justice unit and went after Volkswagen for emissions-cheating software

Leadership | Summer 2024

Tom Mulcair gets to the heart of green governance

Naomi Buck

The former leader of the NDP, who won the 2024 Corporate Knights Award of Distinction, changed how government thinks about sustainable development

Leadership

‘Keep going’: How an Indigenous woman fought a coal mine and won

Anita Hofschneider

Murrawah Maroochy Johnson, a Wirdi woman of the Birri Gubba Nation, led a groundbreaking First Nations legal battle in Australia. She received the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize.

Creative defiance

These 50 Canadian corporations are carving out a more sustainable future

Europe is setting the standard for sustainable business – and earning the rewards