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Meet 2018’s Top 30 Under 30 in Sustainability
By CK Staff
One act at a time, these winners are tackling the big sustainability problems of our day and have no plans on stopping.
Rethinking the purpose of the corporation
By Edward J. Waitzer
It's time to flip the switch from shareholder to stakeholder capitalism
Serving the public good
By Susan Goldberg
Ed Waitzer is on a mission to expand the role of corporate boards well beyond narrow definitions of fiduciary duty
Off to work
By John Lorinc
Making the commute easier for employees

	Closing the carbon loophole By Erica Gies Leadership
	Governments aim to stop offshoring emissions

	Triggering sustainability transformations By Sarah Burch Leadership
	The untapped potential of small businesses across Canada

	Beyond pipelines By Toby A.A. Heaps Leadership
	How to get all of Canada paddling in the same direction

	Retooling the suburbs By Jeremy Runnalls Leadership
	A discussion with urbanist Markus Moos about suburban ways of living in 21st century Canada

	Trash talk By Adria Vasil Leadership
	A recent move by China to tighten recycling requirements has thrown municipal recycling schemes across Canada into turmoil.

	The new Alberta advantage By Rob Csernyik Leadership
	Record-low renewable electricity bids shake up the province’s energy future

	Garden of peace By Sue Nador Leadership
	How Dawson College cross-pollinates 21st century leaders on its living campus

	Better corporate governance can end slavery in supply chains By Joanna Radeke and Tammi L. Coles Leadership
	As governments pass new regulations to protect workers, corporate leaders are creating innovative solutions of their own.

	SDG taxonomies By CK Staff Leadership
	CalPERS considers integrating SDGs into investment strategy

	Reforesting the north By CK Staff Leadership
	New forest planned for northern England

	Toxic tide By Jeff Colgan Leadership
	Climate change will further complicate the politics of U.S. military bases

	Across the web, and the world, citizen scientists help track animal migrations By Wendy Glauser Leadership
	Thousands of armchair wildlife trackers are helping scientists to trace the movements of animals in real time.

	Safer streets By Angie Schmitt Leadership
	Portland will reduce residential speed limits to 20 miles per hour

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

	From bait to plate By Candice Visser and Quentin Hanich Leadership
	How blockchain is strengthening tuna traceability to combat illegal fishing

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