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How Big Oil promotes climate change misinformation in Canadian schools
A new report shows how fossil fuel companies are influencing education in Canada
The facts of climate progress are the antidote to pessimism
OPINION | Don’t let defeatism obscure the truth: major progress is happening on climate and clean energy around the world
Clean200 list shows sustainable companies on path to dominate global economy
Apple tops the list again, as the clean energy economy demonstrates robust growth despite political attacks
Canadian investors stand firm on ESG despite ‘greenhushing’ trend, report finds
Canadian asset managers are dialling back communications about their ESG activities, but that doesn’t mean they’ve stopped
Protected: South Korea and China in the battery market: A tale of two powerhouses
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New York City’s landmark congestion charge faces presidential headwinds
Early evidence suggests the $9 congestion charge is having a positive effect on traffic, but President Donald Trump appears intent on reversing it
World’s largest ad firm accused of enabling pollution in first-of-its-kind complaint at OECD
Climate campaigners charge that UK-based WPP has become the “chief propagandist” for major polluters like BP and Shell, along with carmakers, airlines, and plastics companies
Paris summit shows that progress on AI governance doesn’t depend on U.S.
OPINION | Nearly 60 countries signed on to a “statement on inclusive and sustainable AI” that, although non binding, signals a desire to keep artificial intelligence in check
The anti-DEI movement confronts an unlikely opponent: big banks
JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs – along with retailer Costco – have set the stage for corporations to push back on the anti-DEI agenda. Will others join the resistance?
Protected: Renewables top broad base of sustainable revenue growth
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These two super rare critical minerals are throwing a curveball into U.S. trade disputes
Gallium and germanium are found in products key to a fossil fuel-free society. When China banned their export to the US, Canadian production suddenly became more important.