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Spring 2012
2012 Best 50 Issue
Featuring 2012 Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada and 2012 Green Provincial Report Card
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Clean Tech
Tech Savvy: Rogers
Managing call-centre energy demands using "swarm logic."
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Mining
Heroes & zeros: vol. 4
Vale spends big to reduce impacts of Ontario nickel smelter; Northern Dynasty Minerals gets rocked by Alaskan Pebble project.
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Clean Tech
Military greens
Climate wars. Fuel volatility. Safety in the battlefield. The Pentagon has many reasons to be embracing renewable energy.
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Utilities & Energy
Is bashing China bad for U.S.?
An interview with James E. Rogers, CEO of power utility Duke Energy.
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Waste
Burn after reading
Garbage incineration may not sound pretty, but it’s gotten a lot cleaner, and may be the best solution to our waste problem.
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Utilities & Energy
Provincial power
It's time to turn energy vision into action.
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Clean Tech
Different shades of green
Canada’s clean technology industry, like the country itself, comes with regional strengths and needs.
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Built Environment
The nature effect
How green space can improve a province’s bottom line
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Climate Crisis
Adapting to the new normal
As the effects of climate change become more pronounced, are corporations and governments talking enough about resilience?
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Leadership
Environmental management
Muzzled scientists, junked science.
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Climate Crisis
Rise of the anthropocene
With seven billion people on the planet and rising, the human footprint is adding up.
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The state of Canadian corporate citizenship
There's growing recognition among the country's biggest companies that business-as-usual isn't a sustainable long term option
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Connected Planet
Energy democratized
Why Internet technologies represent one of five foundational pillars for a coming third industrial revolution.
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Connected Planet
Beware the rebound effect
The internet is making us more efficient and consumptive. The brother of the man who invented the "Web" finds this worrisome.
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