UBC faculty urge fossil fuel divestment Last year students at the University of British Columbia voted 4-to-1 in favour of having their
Everything is kind of awesome again, at least as far as Greenpeace is concerned. Once again, the world’s arguably most dogged environmental
When General Electric chief executive Jeff Immelt says he wants to clean up the oil sands, he does so knowing that his
A report from Citigroup is yet another dose of bad medicine for the fossil fuel industry, which is simultaneously facing divestment campaigns, shareholder challenges, cost increases and
Natural gas, while it burns much cleaner than coal and emits roughly half the carbon dioxide emissions, has been under scrutiny over
Perhaps angels could not attend the memorial service of Quebec billionaire Paul Desmarais Sr. in December, but many among the high and
Mutual fund managers at Vancity Investment Management had an unusual question recently for four Canadian banks and insurance companies in which their
Hampshire College has a long history of putting its money behind its progressive principles, serving in the vanguard of various divestment movements.
In the summer issue of Corporate Knights, contributor Eric Reguly showed us how Norway outclassed Alberta in a comparison of how the two jurisdictions have
Hungarian physiologist Albert Szent-Györgyi once said, “Water is life’s matter and matrix, mother and medium. There is no life without water.” That’s