How countries in the Americas can act to protect the environment without the United States
As the U.S. retreats from environmental oversight, countries across the Americas have a chance to build a stronger, more independent accountability system.
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Draining wetlands produces substantial emissions in the Canadian Prairies: new study
Draining Prairie wetlands is driving millions of tonnes of hidden emissions, new research shows.
Q&A: What the U.S. decision to stop considering the health cost of air pollution means for Canada
A discussion with Dave Sawyer of the Canadian Climate Institute to understand the health implications for Canadians
Canada’s North is warming from the ground up, and our infrastructure isn’t ready
Permafrost thaw is destabilizing Northern Canada’s foundations — and adaptation can’t wait.
Assigning value to the priceless: New ‘ecosystem accounting’ framework will help StatsCan predict environmental impact on human health
Ecosystem accounting puts a dollar value on a city’s natural assets to help track and predict environmental impacts on human health and inform future policymaking
Documentary theatre: How to tackle a polarizing issue in a way that helps people talk to each other
Porte Parole created a play that gives a voice to four real-life stakeholders and then invites spectators to come on stage to share their feelings about the issue.
Meet the volunteers mapping Quebec’s responsible tech industry
The map will highlight companies and organizations that are working to reduce environmental impact and increase social cohesion and belonging – all utilizing technology.
The fast-fix for global warming that the UN climate summit can’t ignore
Cutting methane and other short-lived pollutants could rapidly slow global warming
Renewable energy is cheaper and healthier – so why isn’t it replacing fossil fuels faster?
There are a lot of factors that influence why governments are slow on the uptake of clean energy projects, including upfront cost.
Draining wetlands produces substantial emissions in the Canadian Prairies: new study
Draining Prairie wetlands is driving millions of tonnes of hidden emissions, new research shows.
Q&A: What the U.S. decision to stop considering the health cost of air pollution means for Canada
A discussion with Dave Sawyer of the Canadian Climate Institute to understand the health implications for Canadians
Canada’s North is warming from the ground up, and our infrastructure isn’t ready
Permafrost thaw is destabilizing Northern Canada’s foundations — and adaptation can’t wait.
Assigning value to the priceless: New ‘ecosystem accounting’ framework will help StatsCan predict environmental impact on human health
Ecosystem accounting puts a dollar value on a city’s natural assets to help track and predict environmental impacts on human health and inform future policymaking
Documentary theatre: How to tackle a polarizing issue in a way that helps people talk to each other
Porte Parole created a play that gives a voice to four real-life stakeholders and then invites spectators to come on stage to share their feelings about the issue.
Meet the volunteers mapping Quebec’s responsible tech industry
The map will highlight companies and organizations that are working to reduce environmental impact and increase social cohesion and belonging – all utilizing technology.
The fast-fix for global warming that the UN climate summit can’t ignore
Cutting methane and other short-lived pollutants could rapidly slow global warming
Renewable energy is cheaper and healthier – so why isn’t it replacing fossil fuels faster?
There are a lot of factors that influence why governments are slow on the uptake of clean energy projects, including upfront cost.
