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Clean Tech/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Summer 2018/Transportation/Workplace

Off to work

by John Lorinc

When Quรฉbecโ€™s financial services giant Desjardins decided to adopt a sustainability plan earlier in this decade, company officials began looking at a

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Leadership/Supply Chain/Transportation

Car trouble

by Greg Dotson

The Trump administration on Monday, April 2, took steps to ease pollution and efficiency rules for new passenger cars and trucks, giving

Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Q&A/Spring 2018/Transportation

Retooling the suburbs

by CK Staff

When people think of the biggest cities in Canada, they often think of the iconic features of their downtowns โ€“ the CN

Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

Safer streets

by Angie Schmitt

This article originally appeared onย Streetsblog USA To improve traffic safety and make streets more welcoming for walking and biking, Portland will lower

Climate Crisis/Leadership/Mining/Transportation/Winter 2018

Heroes & zeros: Loblaw and Rio Tinto

by Bernard Simon

Hero: When the talk turns to electric vehicles, it’s typically about pioneering sedans like the Tesla S, Chevy Bolt and Nissan Leaf.

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Energy/Leadership/Transportation/Winter 2018

The e-bus revolution has arrived

by John Lorinc

Early in the fall of 2017, a dozen municipalities from around the world resoundingly signalled that the long-awaited electric bus revolution had

Transportation/Winter 2018

Solid state

by CK Staff

British technology company Dyson will spend ยฃ2.5 billion on developing a โ€œradically differentโ€ electric vehicle by 2020, according to an announcement by

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Energy/Transportation/Winter 2018

Green Leaf

by CK Staff

Anyone in the U.K. owning a Nissan Leaf will soon be able to make money from the vehicle overnight, providing they install

Clean Tech/Transportation/Winter 2018

A new charge

by CK Staff

Oil major Royal Dutch Shell in October purchased the Dutch firm NewMotion, which runs one of the largest electric vehicle (EV) charging

Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation/Winter 2018

Capital idea

by CK Staff

London mayor Sadiq Khan released his highly-anticipated draft London Plan in late November, aimed at addressing an acute housing shortage, congested streets

Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

Bus lanes are the new parking lanes

by Angie Schmitt

For a long time, American cities didnโ€™t put much thought into what to do with the space along the curb.ย On streets in

parking lot
Built Environment/Climate Crisis/Health & Lifestyle/Transportation

Circling the block

by Dorina Pojani

Parking may seem like a โ€œpedestrianโ€ topic (pun intended). However, parking is of increasing importance in metropolitan areas worldwide. On average, motor

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Fall 2017/Leadership/Transportation

Quebec, the climate change fighter

by Dave Lank

Quebec has always set itself apart from the rest of the country. Weโ€™re not just talking about the official language or its

Built Environment/Guest Comment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

The journey to transit

by Paula Santos Rocha and Paula Tanscheit

We are all pedestrians. Even if a car is your primary means of transportation, you are a pedestrian from the moment you

Czech Airlines Airbus A310 being fueled in Prague. Photo by Kristoferb
Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Transportation

Altered flight path

by Ethan Coffel and Radley Horton

Hot weather has forcedย dozens of commercial flights to be canceledย at airports in the Southwest this summer. This flight-disrupting heat is a warning

Built Environment/Guest Comment/Health & Lifestyle/Transportation

Circling the block

by Stephen Miller

While tangible, on-street changes likeย bike lanes, busways and plazas attract lots of attention, parking policy is arguably the unsung hero of urban

Built Environment/Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

Toward car-free cities

by Jacob Sacks

Like many cities that have introduced or tried to introduce a congestion charge, there was initially widespread resistance to the idea in

Summer 2017/Transportation/Waste/Water/Workplace

Heroes & zeros: VF and Princess Cruises

by CK Staff

Hero: VF American apparel and footwear company VF became the latest corporation to overhaul its sourcing policy targeting deforestation and human rights

Built Environment/Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Responsible Funds & Investing/Summer 2017/Transportation

Sizing up the market

by Sean Kidney and Toby A.A. Heaps

Under the auspices of the Council for Clean Capitalism, Corporate Knights recently released a first-of-its-kind quantification of the annual capacity for green

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Leadership/Spring 2017/Supply Chain/Transportation/Workplace

Tesla planning additional gigafactories

by CK Staff

American automaker Tesla is making plans for an additional two or three more factories in the years ahead. โ€œLater this year we

Built Environment/Guest Comment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

Estacionamiento

by Angie Schmitt

Mexico City Mayor Miguel Mancera is pursuing a sweeping overhaul of the cityโ€™s parking policy thatโ€™s expected to do away with minimum

Clean Tech/Climate Crisis/Leadership/Spring 2017/Supply Chain/Transportation

Getting up to speed

by Brenda Bouw

When it comes to environmentally friendly modes of transportation to move goods across Canada, the train is considered best. About 28 per

Built Environment/Clean Tech/Leadership/Spring 2017/Transportation

Charged up

by Peter Gorrie

Electric vehicles (EVs) will consign gasoline-burning cars to the transportation scrapyard. Thatโ€™s the firm consensus among industry experts. But agreement breaks down

Built Environment/Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Leadership/Spring 2017/Transportation

Tactical urbanism

by Chris Bruntlett and Melissa Bruntlett

Inch by inch and block by block, cities around the world are beginning to break up the half-century-long monopoly the private automobile

Climate Crisis/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Spring 2017/Transportation

London stalling

by CK Staff

London should replace its existing inner city congestion charge with a broader pay-per-mile system, according to a report submitted by the London

Built Environment/Climate Crisis/Guest Comment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

Building up

by Jeff Turrentine

One of my all-time favorite articles from the spot-on satirical publication The Onion ran under this brilliant headline: โ€œReport: 98 Percent of

Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation

Le flรขneur

by Angie Schmitt

Every year, Montreal transforms moreย of itsย streets into public spaces where people can rub shoulders with their neighbours without worrying about car traffic.ย Block

Built Environment/Leadership/Transportation/Winter 2017

Up in the air

by CK Staff

A familiar sight in the French Alps, gondolas are beginning to emerge as a popular addition to the mass transit systems of

parking lot
Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation/Winter 2017

Asphalt blues

by Alicia Kingdon and Cherise Burda

More and more Canadianย cities are coming to a simple conclusion:ย theyโ€™ve got too much darn parking.ย As a recent City of Ottawa video quips:

Built Environment/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Transportation/Winter 2017

City of subway lights

by CK Staff

Voters in Los Angeles County in November overwhelmingly approved Measure M, a ballot initiative that increases the local sales tax to pay

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