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Climate Crisis - Page 18

Illustration by Paul Blow
Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Energy/Fall 2013/Supply Chain

Piggybacking pipelines

by Tyler Hamilton

Millions of barrels of oil and trillions of cubic feet of natural gas lay undeveloped in Canada’s Mackenzie Valley, a fact that

A coal plant in Germany. Image by Arnold Paul
Climate Crisis/Energy/Leadership/Summer 2013

Capping carbon-trading risk

by Sophie L'Helias

Judging from the flood of press releases in recent months announcing cap and trade schemes for carbon emissions, we may have reached

green elephant
Climate Crisis/Leadership/Perspectives/Q&A/Summer 2013

Green elephants

by Tyler Hamilton

Bob Inglis is going to be late. The former Republican representative from South Carolina is driving his car while doing a phone

Climate Crisis/Education/Responsible Investing/Summer 2013

Lines in the sands

by Shawn McCarthy

Hampshire College has a long history of putting its money behind its progressive principles, serving in the vanguard of various divestment movements.

Great lakes being sucked through a straw
Climate Crisis/Summer 2013/Water

Great lakes, big problem

by Melissa Shin

North America couldn’t survive without the Great Lakes. They power the economy, quench inhabitants’ thirst and provide an array of ecosystem services.

Illustration by Kali Ciesemier
Climate Crisis/Education/Guest Comment/Perspectives/Summer 2013

Teaching sustainability

by Jon-Erik Lappano

It’s been two years since I left my post at Corporate Knights to pursue a career in environmental education. Today, as program

Manavgat Waterfall
Climate Crisis/Natural Capital/Spring 2013

The downside of valuing nature

by George Monbiot

On this we can agree: The relationship between people and the natural world is broken. We fail to value the systems that

Illustration by Dadu Shin
Climate Crisis/Natural Capital/Spring 2013

Rainy days leave Alberta wet

by Eric Reguly

Norway’s oil is running out and the country has never been in better shape. Alberta, blessed with reserves second only to Saudi

Illustration by Pete Ryan
Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Leadership/Perspectives/Spring 2013

No need to fear carbon taxes

by Munir Sheikh

Munir Sheikh began his career as a public servant 40 years ago when he became an economist with the Economic Council of

Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Climate Crisis/Energy/Guest Comment/Leadership/Natural Capital/Perspectives/Spring 2013

Aligning value with values

by Teddy Roosevelt IV

As a Republican, a banker and an environmentalist, I can tell you that I have spotted the modern day grail – which

Crested Tern colony on a remote island in north-western Australia photographed by a UAV.
Climate Crisis/Connected Planet/Perspectives/Q&A

Dances with drones

by Farida Helmy

Senator Rand Paul’s recent 13-hour filibuster on the floor of the US Senate over concerns of creeping domestic drone use captured a broader anxiety

Maersk Ship
Climate Crisis/Mining/Spring 2013/Transportation/Voices

Heroes & zeros: vol. 9

by CK Staff

Hero: A.P. Moller-Maersk Group Following a public relations campaign led by Danish shipping powerhouse A.P. Moller-Maersk Group, Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung

Climate Crisis/Energy/Spring 2013/Voices

Point of no return

by CK Staff

A recently released Greenpeace report warns that if 14 planned large-scale fossil fuel projects from around the world are allowed to proceed,

shell gas station
Climate Crisis/Energy/Perspectives/Transportation/Voices

Guilt trips

by Tyler Hamilton

You drive up to the gas pump, grab the nozzle and start filling up your car or SUV. Captive for a good

Illustration by James Hindle
Book Review/Climate Crisis/Energy/Health & Lifestyle/Perspectives/Winter 2013

The energy of slaves

by Lloyd Alter

It is not a coincidence that the movement to abolish slavery started in nations that, thanks to the Industrial Revolution, didn’t need

Illustration by Kyle Webster
Climate Crisis/Leadership/Winter 2013

The fiscal cliff

by Felix von Geyer

Hopes for bipartisan support over a carbon tax in the United States look set to slide off the fiscal cliff. President Barack

Shark Illustration by Jack Dylan
Climate Crisis/Energy/Responsible Investing/Winter 2013

Shark-infested waters

by Stephanie Boyd

For those who assumed that socially responsible investment (SRI) firms confine themselves to buying stock in solar energy, organic juice and recycled

Standard and Poor's exterior
Climate Crisis/Perspectives/Responsible Investing/Voices/Winter 2013

Risky resources

by Toby A.A. Heaps

At the beginning of the Clinton administration in the early 1990s, political advisor James Carville famously remarked: “I used to think if

David Frum Illustration by Jack D.
Climate Crisis/Leadership/Perspectives/Q&A/Winter 2013

Frum the horses’s mouth

by Tyler Hamilton

Last fall, the Pew Research Center found that 67 per cent of Americans believe global warming is a reality. That’s up 10

green footprint Illustration by Victor Ngai
Climate Crisis/Leadership/Winter 2013

Cleantech & Obama: Round 2

by Stephen Lacey

The 2012 election season proved just how much Americans support cleantech. Case in point: Solyndra. After the solar manufacturer went bankrupt in

superhero Illustration by Kikuo Johnson
Climate Crisis/Leadership/Winter 2013

The 0.1% can save the planet

by Thomas Watson

Look up in the sky. It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s Iron Man. With all due respect to Superman fans, when

Blueprint for clean capitalism Illustration by Mark Smith
Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Leadership/Natural Capital/Perspectives/Responsible Investing/Voices/Winter 2013

Blueprint for clean capitalism

by Toby A.A. Heaps

Corporate Knights defines clean capitalism as an economic system in which prices incorporate social, economic and ecological benefits and costs, and participants know

Maria van der Hoeven
Climate Crisis/Energy/Fall 2012/Leadership/Perspectives/Q&A

The $36-trillion question

by Tyler Hamilton

The world needs to double down on clean energy investments, not back away. That is the conclusion of a report released in

Climate Crisis/Fall 2012/Leadership

Being ‘less bad’ isn’t enough

by Gib Hedstrom

This past year should have been a breakthrough for the environment. London rolled out the greenest ever Olympic Games. We celebrated the

chevron gas station
Climate Crisis/Energy/Fall 2012/Perspectives/Voices

Heroes & zeros: vol. 6

by CK Staff

Hero: Office Depot Office Depot has been named to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) list of 2012 Energy Star leaders for

Climate Crisis/Health & Lifestyle/Summer 2012/Workplace

Workplace environment

by Sanjay Khanna

Unfortunate fallout from the global economic crisis – notably double-digit unemployment – is driving citizens of the most-affected countries to a mental

stewardship Illustration by Harry Campbell
Climate Crisis/Energy/Leadership/Summer 2012

Ending the battle over bitumen

by Franke James

Anyone who has been paying attention to environmental issues in Canada knows that relations are downright toxic between the oil industry, environmentalists,

Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Natural Capital/Perspectives/Responsible Investing/Summer 2012

Your carbon portfolio

by James Leaton

The debate at Rio+20 in late June was about “natural” capital. Just days earlier, world leaders attending the G20 summit in Mexico

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Energy/Leadership/Spring 2012/Summer 2012/Voices

Military greens

by CK Staff

During a speech in Maryland last year, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus looked back on the energy transitions that American naval

Built Environment/Climate Crisis/Perspectives/Spring 2012/Waste

Burn after reading

by Jeremy Runnalls

From the top of Amagerforbrænding, the largest of three garbage incineration plants located in downtown Copenhagen, is an idyllic panorama of the

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