Innovating Canada
circular economy
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Bioplastics Help Turn Food Waste Into Valuable Compost
Fully compostable produce and waste collection bags made with MATER-BI can be used to divert food waste. Read more about Novamont's solution.
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What’s Inside Counts
Recycling electronics reduces our overall carbon footprint and lessens our dependence on mining for new resources.
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Q&A with Tara McKenna
Do you feel overwhelmed by the zero-waste movement? These tips can help you improve your personal waste reduction habits.
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How This Ontario Beef Farmer Is Improving Biodiversity
Sandra Vos, a nurse and sole female operator of an Ontario beef farm, explains how nature and nutrition can work together.
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A Fresh Understanding of the Benefits of Raising Cattle in Canada
Did you know that Canadian farmers and ranchers protect native grasslands through raising cattle? Conservationists help to shine light on the immense benefits of raising beef cattle in Canada.
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We Live on a Giant Battery and Canadian Innovation Is Plugging Us In
Geothermal energy is the whole package. It’s clean, it’s reliable, and it’s there whenever you need it. But it has never been portable or scalable. Until now.
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Tetra Pak Is Taking the Lead on Sustainable Food Packaging
Tetra Pak is on a company-wide mission to create cartons that are more environmentally-sound than ever.
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A Clean and Just Recovery Depends on Your Voice
As we prepare for a post-COVID-19 future, we know that more action is needed to ensure a safe, equitable, and sustainable future for Canadians.
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Entrepreneurial Innovation: Leading the Way to True Circularity
Climate change and resource misuse are arguably the largest collective challenges we all face; solutions will need to be aggressive, thoughtful, and scalable in order to make a truly significant impact.
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Sustainable Forest Management as a Nature-Based Solution
Our forests are the ultimate climate warriors: they remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and lock up carbon in their wood, releasing oxygen in the process. Did you know that 50% of wood is made of carbon? Planting more trees is a great nature-based solution to climate change; however, so is sustainable forest management!
