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Taps running dry in Mexico City, Bogotá, as heat dome pushes cities closer to 'Day Zero'
Reservoir levels are dropping fast, but both cities are turning to lessons from Cape Town’s 2018 water crisis
As fast-fashion giant Shein looks to go public, the industry's eco claims come under the microscope
With more regions cracking down on the fast fashion industry, getting listed on the London Stock Exchange could spell trouble for the retailer
Clean energy stocks are making a comeback
It’s been a rough few years for the sector, but expectations of lower interest rates and long-term demand for renewable energy is helping turn things around
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Global 100
The world’s 100 most sustainable corporations
responsible funds
Top funds for the planet and your pocketbook
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An annual ranking of the world's most sustainable MBA programs
30 under 30
30 youth leaders making waves in sustainability
Future 50
Canada's fastest growing sustainable companies
Best 50
An annual ranking of Canada's top corporate citizens
clean 200
Top publicly listed companies by clean revenue
Sustainable Cities Index
The world’s first interactive, crowd-sourced sustainability index for cities
Earth Index
The speed at which countries are reducing greenhouse gas emissions
other ranking & reports
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INSIDE OUR LATEST REPORT
Our inaugural Climate Dollars report tracks the shortfall between what the government has committed to spending on climate and what it actually has
LATEST STORIES
Bank financing for fossil fuels dips second year in a row
The world’s big banks still financed $705B in fossil fuel projects in 2023, with gas companies that operate terminals and pipelines overtaking oil and gas producers as the biggest borrowers
He floated banning fossil fuel ads in Canada. Then came the threats.
MP Charlie Angus says his proposed Fossil Fuel Advertising Act is designed to take on “the lies” of oil and gas, in much the same way parliament zeroed in on Big Tobacco decades ago
Electrifying driving in Canada will cost just 10% more than what we already spend
The upfront investment Canadians make will more than pay for itself, new analysis from Climate Dollars shows
Driving the transition to zero- and low-emission transportation
The federal government’s latest National Inventory Report, released in April 2023, confirms Canada’s progress in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. But looking ahead to 2030, …
Ontario pension funds are starting to understand there’s no retirement security on a dead planet
OPINION | These pension portfolio managers are making progress, but they must pick up the pace
How consultants have taken over sustainability reporting – and not for the better
OPINION | Companies are hiring external consultants to help report on ESG, but there aren’t enough checks to guard against greenwash
RBC agrees to new measures on race, climate after pressure from investors and First Nations
The moves come after weeks of negotiation with investors who supported Indigenous and Black leaders and their allies assembled at the bank’s annual general meeting in April
Mandatory climate reporting is building momentum—are you prepared?
If you haven’t been asked to disclose climate-risk data already, it is likely a matter of time
Despite backlash, bans on gas use in new buildings keep spreading
The natural gas industry has been emboldened by a string of victories, but gas bans keep evolving throughout North America
Canada's emissions inch up, but show progress
The federal government says new data shows the country’s climate policies “bent the curve” on greenhouse gas pollution
Can a global plastics treaty be reached after talks languish in Ottawa?
Environmental groups blast the lack of progress made at INC-4, which 196 petrochemical industry lobbyists attended
Canada isn’t taking the escalating environmental impact of AI seriously
The US is considering stringent data centre rules to keep AI’s impact on water, land and carbon in check. But the recent Liberal budget was silent on the environmental elephant in the room.
INSIDE THE CURRENT ISSUE
Our spring issue features a special Plant Power series on the plant-based revolution taking root, a cities section about the climate progress municipalities are making, and much more.
Canada's emissions inch up, but show progress
Farida Hussain and Mitchell Beer
The federal government says new data shows the country’s climate policies “bent the curve” on greenhouse gas pollution
Canada's emissions inch up, but show progress
Farida Hussain and Mitchell Beer
Here are the nine biggest corporate greenwashing fines
Alex Robinson
As Europe cracks down on greenwash, here’s a tally of the largest greenwashing fines ever faced by companies like Volkswagen, Keurig and H&M
There still aren’t enough women in the C-Suite – here’s how to fix it
Louise Champoux-Paillé and Anne-Marie Croteau
There's a big climate cost to failing to recognize Indigenous sovereignty
Anita Hofschneider
Ontario pension funds are starting to understand there’s no retirement security on a dead planet
Laura McGrath
OPINION | These pension portfolio managers are making progress, but they must pick up the pace
How consultants have taken over sustainability reporting – and not for the better
Hendri Yulius Wijaya and Kate Macdonald
The growing movement to take the bull shit out of organic farming
Nicholas Carter
Organic agriculture has become synonymous with spreading manure. Veganic farmers are cultivating what they say is a greener path.
Cooking the books: The magical math of ‘climate-friendly’ meat
Adria Vasil and Jessica Scott-Reid
Is the rush to build affordable homes putting them in the line of fire (and floods)?
John Lorinc
Political pressure to build more affordable housing shouldn’t become a licence for shortsighted construction that can’t withstand climate catastrophes
Lessons on how (and how not) to build a bike-friendly city
Alex Robinson
Cycling advocates in Washington, D.C. and Montreal have worked toward the same goal, but with starkly different results
from the archives
How to wean your house off natural gas (it’s complicated)
A practical guide to swapping your furnace (and A/C) for a heat pump
Canada’s biggest emitters are paying the lowest carbon tax rate
Oil and gas producers pay among the lowest average carbon costs of any sector – and it’s threatening Canada’s climate targets
Breaking through our climate inertia
Climate scientists say we need to go further, faster, but social scientists say we won’t get there unless we heal divisions
Of mice and men: Could COVID spell the end of animal testing?
The vaccine race is accelerating the emergence of a new frontier in science looking at alternatives to animal modelling