Environment & Climate Change Minister Jonathan Wilkinson and Montreal’s Mayor Valerie Plante top list drawn from over 1,000 nominees Toronto, September 16, 2021 – The sixteen individual category leaders from this year’s Canada’s Clean50 Awards list were announced…
Ecoation is changing the way we produce and protect our food. The main reason farmers and greenhouse growers use pesticides is that their operations are massive and by the time they learn about an issue, it is already established and spreading,…
We love seeing the growth of our past winners and want to share their sustainability journeys with you! We have been following up with our past winners by asking them a series of questions to see how their…
We love seeing the growth of our past winners and want to share their sustainability journeys with you! We have been following up with our past winners by asking them a series of questions to see how their…
Engineering’s Sustainability Superpower How can one engineering firm generate nine national Clean50 award-winning projects? I’ll let you in on our secret. Energy, water, and product waste are the intended or unintended results of a system. If anything is…
For Bimbo Canada and our parent company, Grupo Bimbo, sustainability isn’t just a cause. It’s central to our mission. We sum it up in our motto “To Nourish a Better World.” We’re in the business of delivering nutritious,…
3 Lessons from former Food Stash Executive Director, Julia Hunter In 2019, I joined Food Stash Foundation – a registered food rescue charity founded in 2016, as their Executive Director. In a nutshell, Food Stash operates as a…
Q: Can you describe your current position and company? A: CEO of CHAR Technologies. CHAR is a leading cleantech development and environmental services company with proprietary high temperature pyrolysis (HTP) technology that converts woody materials and organic waste…
Two First-Nations-led Efforts selected as Top-Project-of-the-Year for 2021 and 2022 as chosen by in-person gathering of Clean50 Sustainability Leaders Toronto, October 5, 2021– The “Kanaka Bar Community Resiliency Plan” created by the Kanaka Bar Indian Band is one…
The industrial production of commodity chemicals is responsible for 5% of annual global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.1 It is the third largest industrial CO2 emitter after concrete and steel production, but it is the largest consumer of energy…
The demand for oil is not going away anytime soon. While almost everyone agrees that we must quickly transition away from fossil fuels, including oil, it is impossible to make that transition overnight. The International Energy Agency (IEA)…
