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Fall 2017

2017 Better World MBA Issue

Featuring 2017 Better World MBA Ranking and Top 30 Under 30 in Sustainability

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	2017 30 under 30 Meet the 2017 Top 30 Under 30 in Sustainability Taking stock of emerging leadership across Canada By CK Staff

	2017 Better World MBA Ranking The 2017 Better World MBA ranking Education with purpose By CK Staff

	2017 Better World MBA Ranking 2017 Better World MBA results Results for the 2017 Better World MBA ranking

	2017 Better World MBA Ranking Greening the business of business education How schools are getting creative in their push to integrate sustainability into MBA programs By Giselle Weybrecht

	Leadership Civic bond How to build up social capital By CK Staff

	Climate Crisis Steel work The world is going to need a lot more steel in the coming decades, but reducing emissions remains a daunting task. By Brenda Bouw

	Climate Crisis Bank statement A Q&A with deputy governor of Bank of Canada Timothy Lane about Canada's path towards a low-carbon future. By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Leadership Quebec, the climate change fighter From cap and trade to ambitious zero-emissions vehicle standards, La Belle Province is cutting an aggressive path. By Dave Lank

	Food Nude food Zero-waste grocery stores are beginning to appear across Canada, with the aim of curtailing the scourge of food packaging. By Adria Vasil

	Water Hacking the watershed How the de Gaspé Beaubien Foundation is corralling a tech-savvy younger generation to tackle freshwater issues By Andrew Reeves

	Utilities & Energy Fossil flight Danish firms sell off oil and gas businesses By CK Staff

	Leadership Heroes & zeros: Kenneth Frazier and Eskom Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier stands against hate, while South African utility Eskom is mired in scandal. By Bernard Simon

	Waste Industrial symbiosis Nature’s lessons for industry By Lillian Childress

	Utilities & Energy Regional reductions Nine Eastern states cut power plant emissions extra 30 per cent By Andrew Reeves

	Workplace Mind the gap U.K. government comes up short on pledged corporate governance reforms By CK Staff