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2022 was a challenging year for Europe, as the effects of the war in Ukraine rippled across a continent already reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it also marks an important year in the

In February, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) held their 2023 Sustainable Communities Conference in Ottawa. Participants discussed climate action strategies and learned about the tools

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Is this a real possibility—Net Zero?

Nigel Topping, the former UK’s presidency of the UN Cop26 climate summit, believes the world could indeed reach net zero

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A recommendation for an emissions cap?

The Commons Natural Resources Committee concluded in a report that the federal government should introduce an oil and

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How can you successfully govern when you don’t even have the critical information to make evidence-based decisions? The Ne

Did you know that Texas is a leader in solar and wind energy?

The importance of framing an issue determines whether or not it is adopted by both the left and right. And when an issue is framed as

At COP 15, the prime minister committed C$800m of funding over seven years to Indigenous-led conversation projects in Canada across an area the size of Egypt, starting a “story of reconciliation”

Styrofoam currently occupies up to 30 percent of landfills and takes 500 years to decompose. I often wonder how scientists created new products and never considered its waste implications

Plastic pollution continues to negatively impact the health of wildlife and the environment worldwide. But, a University of British Columbia (UBC) researcher has developed an innovative solution that