We all know words matter. Words matter so much that there are some we refer to only by a single letter. There are countless slurs — racial, religious, sexual — so dangerous and so loaded that most of…
As scrutiny of corporate climate claims grows, Eleanor Eden argues that Canadian companies can no longer rely on ambitious emissions targets alone and must instead produce credible climate transition plans that show how those goals will actually be…
As the world reels from yet another oil crisis, one fact is hard to ignore. The sun and the wind are never getting stuck in the Strait of Hormuz… Every time tensions flare in the Middle East, global…
As climate impacts intensify and global temperature thresholds draw closer, Laura S. Lynes contends that Canada’s greatest barrier to effective climate action is not a lack of technology or resources but fragmented governance. She argues that siloed policies…
Molli Bennett argues that Canada’s climate challenge is not a lack of solutions but a lack of durable public support. Drawing on her experience in Alberta, she contends that traditional approaches grounded in debate and data often fail…
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As biodiversity loss accelerates, Dr. Natalie Schmitt argues that conservation innovation is being slowed not by science, but by systems unprepared to deploy it. In Scaling Conservation Technology, she contends that tools like rapid, field-based DNA identification can…
In reviewing this, it’s important to understand 2 critical things: First, Ministers ALREADY have powers to temporarily step outside regulations and set those aside to create innovation “sandboxes”. A place where new ideas that might not conform to…
In reviewing this, it’s important to understand 2 critical things: First, Ministers ALREADY have powers to temporarily step outside regulations and set those aside to create innovation “sandboxes”. A place where new ideas that might not conform to…
