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By Ucilia WangLandfill mining has reduced the cost of managing waste and made junkyards easier to operate.
Divestment would have made NY pension fund $22B richer
By Toby A.A. HeapsResearch by Corporate Knights shows that avoiding fossil fuels would have made the state pension fund much wealthier.
Don’t fear the gender quota
By Sophie L'HeliasCalifornia's new corporate board quota law will put pressure on companies to be more diverse.
Green firm financing could bring in $110 billion by 2025: report
By CK StaffA new report looks at the revenues Toronto financial firms could make by targeting sustainable companies and projects.
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