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CK Weekly Roundup |
Jan. 19-23, 2015 |
| Nordea Asset Management announces plans to exclude up to 40 coal-mining companies from its investment universe. |
A better way to track natural capital
The founder of the highly successful Carbon Tracker Initiative says his model can be applied to forests and fisheries.
INFOGRAPHIC: The millennial workplace survey
By CK StaffDeloitte took an in-depth look at what millennials want from their employers.
US companies dominate 2015 Global 100 index
U.S. companies have the largest presence yet on our Global 100 ranking, which is growing increasingly competitive.
2015 Global 100 results
By CK StaffThe results for the 2015 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World index.
Voices |
Carbon tax talk no longer economic blasphemy |
| There's plenty of evidence now that carbon pricing, when properly implemented, doesn’t kill economies. Ontario is listening. |
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UN, IMF, World Bank optimistic about 2015Climate & Carbon
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| International agencies say the path to climate action in Paris has undeniable momentum – let’s not blow it. |
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What WEF has to say about sustainable developmentLeadership
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| We’re on track to achieving the Millennium Development Goals but business needs to get on board. |
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30 under 30 nominationsSponsored Feature
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Corporate Knights seeks nominations for its Top 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leaders list. |
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University of Victoria team wins CK-Schulich Case CompetitionEducation
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| Final round in Davos demonstrates how Canadian business schools lead on sustainability. |
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Top company profile: Biogen2015 Global 100
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| Biogen has consistently ranked well on the Global 100, but that hasn’t stopped this company from getting more aggressive. |
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Why happiness is an HR issueWorkplace
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Worker happiness isn’t the only driver of workplace turnover, but research shows it can affect company productivity. |
Q&A |
The (dis)honour of the crown |
| Author John Ralston Saul tells Corporate Knights why he was inspired to write a book on Canada's aboriginal renaissance. |
Book Review |
It’s a jungle out there |
| Paul Barrett delivers a thrilling tale of trickery in the Amazon. |
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Reducing company-community conflict abroadMining
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| Using common sense to find common ground with communities near mines is what Luc Zandvliet does best. |
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Private jets converge on DavosLeadership
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| Climate, diversity, inequality are among sustainability issues being tackled at World Economic Forum. Will it lead to much? |
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Protect your pension and the planetResponsible Investing
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| Risk management, the cleantech way. |
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Will there be kitchens in 2050?Connected Planet
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| How will smart home appliances contribute to health and sustainability in the future? |
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How smartphones can lead the fight against air pollutionConnected Planet
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| Small-scale air quality technology allows the public to make informed health decisions. |
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Is it time for regulators to set some carbon disclosure ground rules?Responsible Investing
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| Investors worried about climate risk increasingly think so. |
