How does Canada measure up when comparing our climate plan to other G20 countries? We are now 1 of 18 countries that have implemented a national price on carbon. We have also enacted a new energy
Referring to the ‘Greta Thunberg” effect, NGOs are reporting a fourfold increase in carbon-reducing projects in developing countries, known as carbon offsetting. And public opinion is changing, two
Did you know that in the decade that ran from 1979 to 1989, the world’s major powers came within several signatures of endorsing a binding, global framework to reduce carbon emissions — far closer
“The medium is the message.”
- Marshall McLuhan
We are in a time of unfiltered information, it makes it increasingly difficult to believe or trust what you read online. The rise of misinformation
To increase awareness for World Mental Health Day, United for Global Mental Health curated The Museum of Lost and Found Potential. On display in London, UK, their goal was to create empathy, action
Nowadays, offshore wind provides only 0.3% of global power generation. However, the last International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Offshore Wind Outlook report concluded that it could meet the world’s
Passenger pigeons used to be abundant in North America. However, their extinction at the end of the 1800s was so rapid, that people barely noticed until it was too late. Had there been adequate
This interactive Google map plots local, state/provincial/territorial and national governments that have declared a climate emergency until September 2019. Created by Cedamia, a non-profit campaigning
In spite of its expected 20% population growth in the next decade, the city of Copenhagen is aiming to be the first carbon neutral capital by 2025. While other cities in the world are also trying to
Major corporations have just 2 years to devise plans on how they will document and report the impact of climate risks on their businesses or face enforcement by global regulators. The governor of the