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Imagine a cleaner, more affordable Canada
Four common sense measures to get us there
The 2018 Canadian Clean Cars Guide
By Peter GorrieDetermining the top-rated vehicles through a sustainability lens
Off to work
By John LorincMaking the commute easier for employees
Your right to repair
By Takara SmallElectronic waste is piling up, but advocates have a plan to fight back
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Imagine a cleaner, more affordable CanadaClean Technology
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| Four common sense measures to get us there |
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The 2018 Canadian Clean Cars GuideClean Technology
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| Determining the top-rated vehicles through a sustainability lens |
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Off to workClean Technology
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| Making the commute easier for employees |
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British green projects leading the way in sustainabilityClean Technology
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| UK organisations are leading the global stage in clean energy innovation. |
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Car troubleClean Technology
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| Why EPA’s U-turn on auto efficiency rules gives China the upper hand |
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The new Alberta advantageClean Technology
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| Record-low renewable electricity bids shake up the province’s energy future |
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Wind energy and the Great LakesClean Technology
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| A new initiative aims to break through the barriers |
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Future earthClean Technology
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| Clean energy might reduce global warming, but what will it do to geopolitics? |
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The e-bus revolution has arrivedClean Technology
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| The working horse of municipal transportation is on the cusp of rapid electrification across Canada. |
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Powering reconciliationClean Technology
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| Indigenous Canadians heavily involved in renewables sector |
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Green LeafClean Technology
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| Company lets EV drivers plug in for extra income |
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A new chargeClean Technology
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| Shell purchases EV charging pioneer NewMotion |
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Ultra-high-voltageClean Technology
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| Can the transmission grid solve China’s clean electricity problems? |
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Steel workClean Technology
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| The world is going to need a lot more steel in the coming decades, but reducing emissions remains a daunting task. |
