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In France and Switzerland, nuclear plants went offline, while in Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria they shut down or reduced output
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Solar power proved the only major energy source that performed better than normal during Europe’s summer of extremes
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Strengthens climate disclosures with enhanced alignment to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) S1 and S2, including quantification of key climate risks and opportunities Expands fourth …
What’s next for Indigenous partnerships in the Canadian forestry sector? To find out, we spoke with JP Gladu of Mokwateh. Learn more about his work and how it informs our Indigenous Relations policy.
Building on Strong Legacies highlights progress, transparency, and commitment to responsible growth
Final article introducing our Sustainability Strategy pillars: Environmental Stewardship, Our People and Communities, and Responsible Business.
OPINION | The pipelines entrench an extractive model of development from the last century. Canada needs a strategy built for a low-carbon future.
New analysis from the C.D. Howe Institute shows oil sands facilities on average will pay less than $2 per barrel under an updated carbon pricing schedule
The Trump administration is backing two major battery storage systems, even as funding for renewables in the territory is axed
Oil majors are using their war profits to reward shareholders rather than invest in more production
Canadian law protects investors who incorporate climate risk, a new report finds, but U.S. politics is still influential
OPINION | If Canada is serious about becoming a nature-positive economy, here are some key steps it must take
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Researchers say mandatory corporate reporting would kick-start non-U.S. investment
What do trees, great white sharks and summer tourists have in common? Their ranges are shifting in response to climate change – and those shifts are starting to reshape local economies. Our first-ever summer travel issue explores how climate disruption is rewriting the rules of tourism. Dig in and find much more.
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