Having experienced the impacts of climate change first-hand, including severe weather events like hail, flooding, wildfires, wind storms and drought, municipalities of all sizes are recognizing the crucial contributions they can make to climate change action.
If you want something done right sometimes you have to do it yourself. And that’s exactly what University of Victoria professor turned politician Andrew Weaver did when he saw a lack of climate leadership within the British Columbia…
You may not think of accountants as being agents in the fight against climate change, but as Gord Beal describes it, that’s counting them short.
It’s no secret that Canada isn’t on track to meet its 2030 Paris target. With a long history of overpromising and underdelivering on emissions reductions, why does Canada keep missing our targets?
Our world is shifting to clean energy. While this shift has become a driving force in our everyday lives, it has not always been that way. Co-founding Virtuoso Energy in Alberta in 2015 with Gursh Bal has had…
Our Ocean SuperCluster is a world-leading initiative that can help Canada lead in the rapidly growing field of “blue technology” – cleantech for oceans Canada, and the world, are in a race against time to combat climate change.…
I had the opportunity to go on a student exchange program and attend the University of Hawaii for my final semester before graduation in 2011. A few friends came to visit during the last week of the student…
There is a wide range of styrene-based products manufactured globally. There are 26 million tons of polystyrene, and 11 million tons of ABS produced every year – most of it eventually ending up in landfills or the ocean. Polystyrene…
When we heard that one of the largest produce-distributing facilities in Canada was throwing away 16 tons of fruits and vegetables per day, Julie and I sold everything we had to embark on a mission… to not only…
Located between Lytton and Boston Bar in British Columbia’s Fraser Canyon, the Kanaka Bar Indian Band is a rural community within the Nlaka’pamux Nation with a history going back more than 8,000 years. Residents of Kanaka Bar are also known…
