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2015 Global 100 Issue

Featuring 2015 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World Ranking

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Winter 2015

2015 Global 100 Issue

Featuring 2015 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World Ranking

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	2015 Global 100 2015 Global 100 results The results for the 2015 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World index. By CK Staff

	Mining Reducing company-community conflict abroad Using common sense to find common ground with communities near mines is what Luc Zandvliet does best. By Matthew McClearn

	Responsible Investing Protect your pension and the planet Risk management, the cleantech way. By Vicky Sharpe

	Responsible Investing Is it time for regulators to set some carbon disclosure ground rules? Investors worried about climate risk increasingly think so. By Neil Parmar

	Climate & Carbon Carbon tax talk no longer economic blasphemy There's plenty of evidence now that carbon pricing, when properly implemented, doesn’t kill economies. Ontario is listening. By Tyler Hamilton

	Natural Capital Country Canopy Index: taking stock of forest loss around the world Forest loss is still a persistent problem in the 21st century. Where is the impact most visible? By Tyler Hamilton

	Responsible Investing Going big with green bonds Explosive growth of climate or “green” bonds is creating demand for better standards and transparency. By Bernard Simon

	Leadership The (dis)honour of the crown Author John Ralston Saul tells Corporate Knights why he was inspired to write a book on Canada's aboriginal renaissance. By Jeremy Runnalls

	Food & Beverage Worm food Researchers say waxworms - a popular edible insect - could be useful for dealing with plastic that can't be recycled. By CK Staff

	Leadership Harper’s Gulf game The Gulf of St. Lawrence may be an ecological treasure, but it also holds a wealth of natural gas and oil. By Peter Gorrie

	Climate & Carbon The blame game Climate change is a collective problem that someone has to pay for. Assigning responsibility, however, is no simple exercise. By Ashley Renders

	Leadership Tired of waiting Impatient with a federal government that refuses to act on climate change, Ontario's premier is looking to fill a policy void By Tyler Hamilton

	Education White House pushes for better climate literacy in classrooms The White House has announced plans to distribute science-based literature and launch learning programs on climate change. By CK Staff

	Food & Beverage Choice cut What impact does human consumption of meat and dairy products have on climate change? By CK Staff

	Natural Capital It’s a jungle out there Paul Barrett delivers a thrilling tale of trickery in the Amazon. By Lloyd Alter