More harm than good with climate geo-engineering
Deploying stratospheric aerosol geo-engineering in only one hemisphere is pretty certainly a bad idea, and this work helps reinforce that view.
The Topic of ‘Who Pays’ Re-emerges at the Climate Talks
Attribution leads to a focus on liability that could invite victims of climate change to seek compensation.
The big hurdle that do-good companies face
It seems people don’t think companies can make a profit and support a social cause at the same time.
Can Socially Responsible Working Conditions Exist Without Global Regulations?
Companies that offshore pollution to less-regulated countries are effectively passing along the associated social costs.
A Brand with Purpose: Introducing Fairphone
To thrive, brands need to create an emotional connection with people, stemming from a clear brand purpose.
How Big Money in Politics Blocked U.S. Action on Climate Change
From that moment forward, no piece of carbon dioxide regulation legislation has managed to get a single Republican co-sponsor.
92% of us are breathing unsafe air. This map shows just how bad the problem is
Air pollution is linked to 11.6% of all deaths worldwide.
5.3 Million Reasons the BC Government thinks that the Oil Sands are a Good Idea
British Columbia politicians received $5.2 million in donations from 48 fossil fuel companies and industry groups between 2008 and 2015.