Writers tackle various scenarios of the coming climate crisis with “Cli-Fi” TSSS Contributor March 9, 2018 CSR in Canada, Energy, Cities and Climate Change Canadian Tales of Climate Change is a great introduction to the emerging and growing genre of Cli-Fi, an abbreviated term for Climate Fiction.
The State of Sustainable Purchasing in Canada TSSS Contributor March 6, 2018 CSR in Canada, green procurement Municipalities and others that buy for their communities across Canada continue to push for a more strategic and holistic way of purchasing.
Canada Green Building Council Report: 2030 Roadmap for $32B Retrofit Economy TSSS Contributor February 27, 2018 CSR in Canada, Energy, Cities and Climate Change New report urges private sector to take leadership role with government to fight climate change and create new jobs for Canadians.
Can we reduce or eliminate food packaging? TSSS Contributor November 7, 2017 CSR in Canada, Food and Sustainability, Waste Reduction With reports that there’ll be more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050, anti-single-use plastic campaigns have been picking up steam.
Report: Pollution Costs Canadians Billions Corporate Knights November 2, 2017 Social Impact, environmental impact Pollution and its impacts on human health and assets cost Canadians tens of billions of dollars each year.
Meet the Canadian Top 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leaders (2017) Corporate Knights October 18, 2017 CSR in Canada, Canada's Top 30 under 30, Millenials Incredible talent: Canada’s future is in good hands with these sustainability leaders of 2017.
The importance of measuring and reporting on the carbon performance of businesses Michael Zabaneh October 10, 2017 CSR Reporting, Business and Sustainability Companies are under increasing pressure from regulators, consumers, investors and other stakeholders to measure, report and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Should we be advertising unhealthy food to children? Corporate Knights September 20, 2017 Food and Sustainability, wellbeing In Quebec where a similar ban has been in place since 1980, junk food consumption among youth is 13 per cent lower than in Ontario.