Articles

January 26, 2024

The Future of Energy Efficiency in Canada

Energy efficiency, in its various forms, is an essential feature of the net zero carbon world that is required to address our climate emergency. Peter Love, President at Love Energy Consultants, highlights the ten most important initiatives that…

January 12, 2024

Modernizing the Electrical Grid in Canada and Beyond

Canada and governments around the world sit today on the precipice of an incredible opportunity. Most of the world’s electrical grids are insufficient to support growing demand for electrification that will be necessary to support economic and population…

Activists protesting the waste water dump in Fukishima
January 5, 2024

Bridging Narratives of Social and Environmental Consequences

Naolo Charles, Director of Black Environmental Initiative, discusses the disproportionate impact of pollution on marginalized communities and stresses the importance of proactive measures. In 1990, a dedicated group of American environmental justice advocates sent a resounding message through…

NatureBus participants in eastern Canada
January 5, 2024

Tackling the Biodiversity Crisis is a Bit Like Building a Coral Reef

We all know about the climate crisis, but there is also a biodiversity crisis—and we can’t tackle the one without tackling the other. Nature Canada’s Executive Director, Emily McMillan, highlights the organizations innovative strategies being implemented to reduce…

November 10, 2023

Agricultural Transformations to Benefit Canadians and the Climate

Agriculture must be reimagined to reduce food waste and carbon emissions. Allison Penner, Executive Director of Reimagine Agriculture, outlines how the federal government can use policy interventions to make agriculture benefit Canadians and the environment. Outline of the…