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The EV revolution will take batteries, but are they ethical?
By Adria Vasil
How automakers can clean up the dirty minerals that power them in the global race to electrify cars

	Clean Tech Wind energy and the Great Lakes A new initiative aims to break through the barriers By Andy Balaskovitz

	Clean Tech Future earth Clean energy might reduce global warming, but what will it do to geopolitics? By Varun Sivaram

	Clean Tech The e-bus revolution has arrived The working horse of municipal transportation is on the cusp of rapid electrification across Canada. By John Lorinc

	Clean Tech Powering reconciliation Indigenous Canadians heavily involved in renewables sector By CK Staff

	Clean Tech Green Leaf Company lets EV drivers plug in for extra income By CK Staff

	Clean Tech A new charge Shell purchases EV charging pioneer NewMotion

	Clean Tech Ultra-high-voltage Can the transmission grid solve China’s clean electricity problems? By Wei Peng

	Clean Tech Steel work The world is going to need a lot more steel in the coming decades, but reducing emissions remains a daunting task. By Brenda Bouw

	Clean Tech Bank statement A Q&A with deputy governor of Bank of Canada Timothy Lane about Canada's path towards a low-carbon future. By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Clean Tech Quebec, the climate change fighter From cap and trade to ambitious zero-emissions vehicle standards, La Belle Province is cutting an aggressive path. By Dave Lank

	Clean Tech Hacking the watershed How the de Gaspé Beaubien Foundation is corralling a tech-savvy younger generation to tackle freshwater issues By Andrew Reeves

	Clean Tech Fossil flight Danish firms sell off oil and gas businesses By CK Staff

	Clean Tech Regional reductions Nine Eastern states cut power plant emissions extra 30 per cent By Andrew Reeves

	Clean Tech Renewables in Australian coal country A wave of clean energy development has arrived where Queensland mining jobs once dominated By Simon Nicholas

	Clean Tech Reducing food waste in China China generates 17-18 million tons of food waste each year, but change is on the horizon