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Scientists enlist sea turtles to fill gaps in ocean knowledge
The satellite-tagging project in Ecuador will aid efforts to conserve one of the most endangered marine species in the world
Finland’s giant sand batteries are starting to roll out across Europe
With a new project underway in Latvia, Polar Night’s sand-battery technology is ready to reach new markets
Alberta will set its own methane regulations in new agreement with federal government
The deal includes a five year delay for emissions reductions, along with the promise of an “independent third party” to report on results
Canada’s innovators have a plan for a more sovereign economy
To avoid becoming a “vassal state”, Canada’s tech leaders are pushing the government to stop outsourcing digital infrastructure
These top European firms are stepping up their sustainable growth
The EU’s green policies may be faltering, but the 2026 Europe 50 list reveals big companies that are writing the playbook for sustainability
Trump to reimburse French energy giant $1 billion to cancel wind project, invest in fossil fuels
In an about face, France’s TotalEnergies says wind energy “is not in the country’s interest” and fossil fuels is “a more efficient use of capital”
The U.K. Green Party’s having a moment
New leader Zack Polanski is succeeding in broadening the message of the U.K. Greens and making inroads with Labour Party voters
EV manufacturing is collapsing in the U.S. thanks to Trump
In 2025, companies said they were cancelling $22 billion in previously announced EV or battery manufacturing projects in the United States
A Michigan city is building its own parallel grid for clean energy
To reduce emissions as power demand surges, Ann Arbor found an innovative solution: a city-owned utility that runs on low-carbon energy
As darkness falls on Cuba, solar provides a lifeline
As U.S. sanctions have left much of the island in darkness, Cuba turns to solar – though panels remain out of reach for most
Trump’s war on wind is pushing investment north to Canada
U.S. hostility for renewables is making Canada more attractive for investment, but can Ottawa and the provinces work together?
What does climate change progress look like?
OPINION | Of course we need to hit net-zero by 2050. In the meantime, the Canadian Climate Institute will track other indicators of progress, like EV sales.