Four is and has always been my favourite number. Some people think having a favourite number is silly, but the number “4” has meaning when
Statistics Canada recently confirmed that natural resource wealth (namely minerals and timber) has been formally integrated into Canada’s national balance sheet, with the first release
Humanity is faced with a list of daunting challenges. The impacts of climate change and escalating resource scarcity are creating a series of increasingly unpredictable
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When she was 15 years old, Australian school girl Grace Forrest took a trip to Nepal, where she visited an orphanage for children who had
What makes a “green” or “climate-friendly” infrastructure project? It’s easy to get into a heated debate over the specifics. If your goal is strictly to
For the first time, the U.S. has proposed federal regulations that would require oil and gas companies to significantly reduce the amount of methane that
The push by British Columbia to develop a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export industry raises questions about the impact such activities would have on
Shipping container, recycled concrete pipe, or treetop – take your pick. Yes, this is an article about sustainable hospitality, and yes, the three strange options
One of my earliest memories is of being wildly bucked by a woolly sheep, hanging on with everything my scrawny arms could muster before being
Adapted from a blog post appearing earlier this year on the website of the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), where Rutherford is a marine
The Greenest School in Canada competition is an annual event put on by the Canada Green Building Council and the Canadian Coalition for Green Schools.
It’s a noisy place, Westminster. Debates in the House of Commons are punctuated by lots of booing and cheering, and the Speaker sometimes sounds like
Poor Jeff Rubin. As chief economist at CIBC World Markets, he predicted in 2008 that oil would be $200 a barrel and gas would be
Canada’s clean technology industry is the country’s first new industry of the 21st century. In fact, with 50,000 people employed directly in more than 800
More water you don’t want, less water that’s desperately needed – welcome to the whacky, unsettling world of human-caused climate change. As jurisdictions like California
Many livestock farmers have anaerobic digesters on the farm that turn chicken, cow and pig manure into methane, which is usually burned on-farm to generate
Corporate responsibility programs boost sales, shareholder value and employee productivity, according to a study by IO Sustainability and Babson College, which set out to “fill
Research continues to emerge showing how social wellbeing can be significantly improved when people have greater access and exposure to green space. The latest comes
Canadians love their rewards programs and loyalty points, which can be redeemed for everything from movie passes to airline tickets. This obsession with collecting points
The 2015 Corporate Knights Better World MBA Ranking includes the 100 schools from the 2015 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking plus all additional schools (a
