The idea of a beefless world is for many of us just too terrible to contemplate. But beef’s savoury taste also presents
The recent climate change conference in Marrakech saw the Canadian government release its Mid-Century Long-Term Low-Greenhouse-Gas Development Strategy, and with it a
The Swedish government has proposed several tax changes designed to incentivize consumers to repair broken items instead of discarding them. Lawmakers from the
More than a year after the Paris Agreement on climate change was signed and weeks after it came into force, many countries
Hero: United Egg Producers United Egg Producers (UEP), the agricultural cooperative representing 95 per cent of American egg producers, announced plans in
Denunciations of modern consumer culture have become a staple of the modern environmental movement, the product of an insatiable and corrupting need
A new study from Rank a Brand has found 29 of the largest corporate cotton purchasers are failing to adopt sustainable cotton
I recently attended our first neighbourhood swap event, a chance for our community to get together and trade clothes. Afterwards, the leftover
This article was originally published on the Nonprofit Chronicles. Some nonprofits, and people working inside nonprofits, pursue the same strategy, year after
American aerosplace giant Lockheed Martin recently announced that it has secured a letter of intent to sell 12 hybrid airships to Straightline
Canada’s new government has lowered the boom on resource extraction approvals that don’t meet federal expectations for controlling greenhouse gas emissions. So
In a country that maintains a stark divide between the public and private sectors, Marie-Claire Daveu stands out as an anomaly. After
Fresh off his successful push to ban plastic bags by 2018, Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre has expressed interest in a potential ban
Hero: Campbell Soup Company In a significant break from its peers, American food processing giant Campbell Soup Company in January became the
French supermarkets have been prohibited from throwing away or intentionally spoiling unsold food under a new bill passed unanimously in February by
Patterns of trade and consumption in the global food system are shifting. In the past, most trade in agricultural commodities occurred between
Originally published on Ensia. Much of the stuff around us at any given moment – be it product, commodity or raw material – was
Most companies around the world have yet to take the necessary steps to prepare for growing water scarcity, according to a new
The battle over mandatory GM (genetically modified) food labeling in the United States has heated up in recent years, with perceived inaction
This article was originally published on The Conversation. In October 2013, US authorities shut down Silk Road, the world’s largest cryptomarket. At
James Field was flying back to Toronto from Shanghai when he sensed something was terribly wrong. The trip itself was routine. Field
In the late 1960s, Coca Cola pioneered the idea of a ‘lifecycle analysis’ by becoming one of the first major consumer-facing corporations
On a cool winter’s afternoon in Temagami, about 70 kilometres northeast of Sudbury, a 51-car train operated by Ontario Northland jumped its
Hero: Archer Daniels Midland Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), one of the world’s largest agricultural processors and food ingredient providers, has committed
When an Iowa corn and soy farmer named Tim Richter took the stage at a big sustainability conference organized last fall by
An industrial project that could devastate the Great Barrier Reef, the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a Canadian mine and an American
SAN SALVADOR — What could be duller than waiting to see the dentist? “Muy aburridos” — so bored! — four boys say as they roll
Walmart’s decision to increase the pay of 500,000 full-time and part-time U.S employees to $9.00 an hour, with a further increase to
Walk through any airport terminal, train station, shopping mail, or main intersection in Switzerland and rarely a second goes by when you’re
