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Off-grid solar is redefining energy in Africa
A market-driven transformation is doing what national grids have failed to do in Africa. Using off-grid solar power to deliver energy directly to the people who need it most.
What a nationwide grid network would mean for clean energy in Canada
As interprovincial trade barriers come tumbling down in the face of U.S. aggression, Canada could see better integration of its energy systems
Trump's tariffs threaten Canada's food security. It's time to go local.
OPINION | Canada has the land, the farmers and the resources to build thriving local food economies. What’s missing is the political will.
‘Humanely raised’ meat claims often don’t mean much
Companies use inconsistent definitions to label meat as ‘humanely raised’ and face very little oversight from auditors
The ‘green label effect‘ for green bonds is real
Retail investors rely heavily on green labels, but checking environmental claims is out of reach for most
Protected: Schneider Electric leads the smart grid revolution
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Utilities may soon pay you for your power
As more people install solar panels on their homes and use batteries to store energy, experts believe utilities will turn to those sources for backup power
The oil industry is selling carbon capture as a way to boost production
Under Trump, the oil sector is promoting carbon capture’s role in “enhanced oil recovery” from aging wells
How expensive eggs and dead chickens show the major problems in poultry production
The culling of chickens to contain the spread of avian flu may sound jarring, but it pales in comparison to the billions slaughtered every year – and the wider implications of that
To boost competitiveness, Europe proposes slashing key climate rules
Critics say the EU’s new omnibus bill makes a U-turn on sustainability in the name of simplification
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Yale Climate Connections’ bookshelf for February captures the mission of climate activism during Black History Month
Most Canadian pension funds recognize the urgency of climate change. Some don’t.
Facing unprecedented climate-related risks, the majority of Canada’s pension plans are making progress toward net-zero. CPPIB and AIMCo are not.