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Spring 2019

Spring Issue 2019

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	Knight bites: Indigenous clean energy, by the numbers INFOGRAPHIC: A look at how Indigenous communities are powering up with clean energy

	Spring Issue 2019 Heroes and zeros: Vanguard’s John Bogle and Postmedia’s Paul Godfrey By Bernard Simon

	Spring Issue 2019 Smart buildings: how AI is slashing heating and cooling bills With artificial intelligence analytics and wireless sensors, buildings are growing smarter - and closer to zero footprint By John Lorinc

	Indigenomics in action The $100 billion Indigenous economy is the marker of a new economic reality on which Canada’s future now depends By Carol Anne Hilton

	Bogle the mind May we all be so lucky to have the clarity of thinking and can-do spirit of John Bogle to partake in the march of progress By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Spring Issue 2019 Think you can’t afford that EV? In a faceoff against gas cars, the numbers say otherwise Electric cars may be better for the environment than old putt-putts, but who knew they were cheaper? By Peter Gorrie

	Spring Issue 2019 Oil and water An oil sands facility and hydro dam show a way forward with First Nations By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Climate & Carbon A tale of transformation: the Danish company that went from black to green energy The real-life story of how one of Europe's most coal-intensive companies grew into a green energy giant By Eric Reguly

	Spring Issue 2019 Spotlight on green building innovation: Library Square Tower, Vancouver By CK Staff

	Spring Issue 2019 Canadian economy can’t succeed if the Indigenous economy fails Enjoying the spectacle of Jody Wilson-Raybould cleaning the floor with the PM? Guess what corporate Canada: you’re next By Toby A.A. Heaps

	Spring Issue 2019 Green New Deal has kicked off new climate conversation Republican-led U.S. Senate may have rejected the Green New Deal, but climate advocates aren't deterred By CK Staff

	Spring Issue 2019 Flawed forecasts: how to fix the clean energy crystal ball So unnervingly consistent is the International Energy Agency's underprediction of renewables, it can itself be predicted By Paul Mainwood

	Climate & Carbon China’s Green Belt fueling coal rise beyond its borders China's war on pollution hasn't stopped it from funnelling $36 billion to coal plants in 27 countries By CK Staff

	Leadership ‘Reset’ on Canada’s road to resources First Nations National Energy Strategy is the only way forward to tap Canada’s resource wealth By Bill Gallagher

	Climate & Carbon Church of England prods coal goliath to pursue more saintly endeavours But is Glencore's coal cap all that righteous? By CK Staff