2025 Global 100 list: World’s most sustainable companies are still betting on a greener world Shawn McCarthy
Water Trump’s deregulation agenda poses a threat to water health and security Alan Shapiro OPINION | Canadians must prepare for threats to shared water bodies from Trump's second administration
Water In the shadow of a drought: How the Panama Canal is shoring up against a shifting climate Natalie Alcoba Innovation is the key as Panama aims to mitigate future droughts along one of the world's busiest shipping routes
Water Research links river poisoned by paper mill to First Nations youth suicide attempts Natalie Alcoba Grassy Narrows First Nation in northwestern Ontario has been ravaged by years of toxic mercury dumping by a pulp and paper mill
Water What if kelp forests can save the oceans? Tara Lohan Seaweed has acted as fertilizer, food and medicine. Now researchers are beginning to tally more of its environmental benefits.
Water Should the ocean have the same rights as people? Tracy Keeling The Rights of Nature movement is looking to restore the resilience we've robbed of marine communities by granting inalienable rights to the ocean
Water How letting water be water can lead to better climate resilience Erica Gies After floods, some call for higher levees, but such interventions are failing. Instead of trying to control water, the Slow Water movement says we should restore its natural slow phases.
Fall 2021 | Water Nature’s day in court Roberta Staley After securing legal rights for one northern Quebec river, groups are fighting to make Canada’s largest river next. Corporate polluters, beware.
Energy | Water How flowing water will help Canada raise the bar on electrification Anne-Raphaelle Audouin Waterpower is already this nation’s clean-energy powerhouse, and it will play an even stronger role in the race to net-zero
Water Water will be a critical piece of Canada’s net-zero puzzle Alan Shapiro We might not think of water as a major emitter, but a huge amount of energy goes into treating it