Articles

December 6, 2024

Overcoming Challenges to Renewable Energy in Nunavut: A Path to a Just Transition

Nunavut faces significant challenges in adopting renewable energy, including harsh conditions, aging infrastructure, and diesel subsidies. Heather Shilton, Director at Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corporation, discusses how a successful transition requires regulatory reform, energy storage solutions, and community involvement to…

Neighbours United deep canvassing in PPE in COVID
November 29, 2024

The Best Way to Deliver Climate Action?

“Neighbours United” teaches us that minds can be changed with “Deep Canvassing” by Clean50 Executive Director, Gavin Pitchford Trail BC, is not a community where the climate crisis and net-zero energy / renewable energy was ever front and…

November 29, 2024

How Circular Economies Are Driving Climate-Smart Agriculture

The circular economy offers a transformative approach for sustainable agriculture, reducing waste, lowering emissions, and improving resource efficiency. Michael Riedijk, Founder & CEO at Lucent BioSciences, discusses how innovations like bio-based fertilizers and regenerative practices enhance resilience, while…

November 22, 2024

The Buildings of the Future are Already Built

Sandrine Tremblay, Co-President & CTO at Kolostat inc., discusses how major Canadian cities are accelerating building decarbonization through financial incentives, and retrofitting existing structures to reduce emissions is key. Future regulations will enforce energy reductions, making early action…

November 8, 2024

What True Mobilization Means

While sustainability is widely discussed, achieving real change requires personal involvement, trust, and reciprocity. Allison Reynaud, Co-director, Partnerships and development at Montréal Climate Partnership, outlines a collaborative approach to mobilization, where understanding others’ challenges and creating mutual value…

November 1, 2024

Le manque de courage politique nous mènera à notre propre perte

Les plus écoanxieux d’entre nous étaient aux anges lorsque le gouvernement libéral a recruté l’environnementaliste Steven Guilbeault afin d’en faire son ministre de l’Environnement et du Changement climatique. Le cofondateur de l’organisation environnementale québécoise Équiterre viendrait probablement sauver…