Sources: China National Coal Association, National Energy Administration, CoalSwarm, National Bureau of Statistics, Frankfurt School and United Nations Environment Program, Greenpeace.
Cyclists in Sydney and other cities in the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) are now required to carry identification and wear a helmet
The acreage of genetically modified crops diminished in 2015, halting a steady 20-year period of rapid growth for biotech crops around the world. A report
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has a storied history of denouncing people and things he disagrees with as “disgusting,” including Rosie O’Donnell, John Kasich’s
Canada’s new government has lowered the boom on resource extraction approvals that don’t meet federal expectations for controlling greenhouse gas emissions. So who wants to
To tell the history of Indigenous feminism, we have to acknowledge that such a history can’t be easily distilled down to a few pages or
Kermit the Frog famously said it’s not easy being green. Today, it might be easier being green than being a CEO in the oil business.
In a country that maintains a stark divide between the public and private sectors, Marie-Claire Daveu stands out as an anomaly. After rising rapidly through
At the height of the infamous Rob Ford video scandal, a commentator for Canadian Business magazine lamented that Toronto’s business community had been slow to
Tamara Vrooman has a drop-dead response to a question about gender diversity at Vancity, Canada’s biggest credit union. Noting that women make up more than
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There is very little to love about Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway. The six-lane highway that runs 18 kilometres along the shore of Lake Ontario, feeding some
Until about eight months ago, rolling blackouts were a common occurrence in South Africa, where the national power grid is notorious for being unreliable and
When mining financier Robert Friedland took the stage at the World Copper Conference in Chile earlier this year, he outlined the future of mining in
Dear Mr. King: As representatives of Labour in the House of Commons, may we ask whether it is your intention to introduce at this session
After BP’s massive oil spill in 2010, NASA released an aerial image of the oil’s creep through the Gulf of Mexico. The oily mass had
New legislation approved in May by lawmakers in India’s lower house, the House of the People, would allocate $6.2 billion (U.S.) to building new forests
Colville Lake, a First Nation community about 50 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, was quiet for a few hours in late February when, for
The market for environmental, social and governance (ESG) information is growing. Investors and other stakeholders are increasingly looking at the business world through a wide-angle
The British non-profit Influence Map has released new research quantifying how much money is spent each year by leading oil majors and trade associations attempting
The Paris Agreement on mitigating climate change seeks to limit emissions with the goal of holding the increase in the global average temperature to well
With the global population projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, the environmental footprint brought on by food production and consumption is set to rise
Fresh off his successful push to ban plastic bags by 2018, Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre has expressed interest in a potential ban on bottled water.
