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Decoding the Green Investment Revolution
Jason Sukhram, Director of Impact Measurement and Management at MaRS Discovery District, offers a short primer on green investment revolution.
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More Foundations Are Harnessing the Power of Investing for Good
Jean-Marc Mangin shares his insights on the integral role that impact investing plays in creating social impact for charitable foundations.
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Drink Coffee, Regrow Forests: A Business Case and 10K Race
Here's how Merchants of Green Coffee is reducing CO2e coffee emissions through subscriptions to its new Zero Footprint Coffee program.
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From Toronto to Seoul: Building a Green Hydrogen Future
Climate change is a global problem requiring international solutions. Every country has unique needs and strengths in this arena, and a clean hydrogen partnership between Canada and Korea could be a perfect union.
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How Innovation Can Reshape the World’s Pressing Humanitarian Needs
By adapting medical advances and technology such as artificial intelligence, hybrid energy, and big data to respond to global health challenges, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) translates ideas into real action. Through the newly-launched Transformational Investment Capacity (TIC) hub, emergency medical relief organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is reshaping humanitarian action by adapting 21st...
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Ramp Up Climate Action Quickly and Affordably with RNG
As decisions are weighed over longer-term climate plans, here’s why leaders are choosing renewable natural gas (RNG) as an immediate, cost-effective solutions to reduce Ontario’s emissions
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Canada’s Diverse Forests Are Connected To Our Everyday Lives
From September 19-25, 2021, Canadians from coast to coast to coast are invited to recognize National Forest Week (NFW).
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Forestry Isn’t Just About Trees, It’s About People
In a year when COVID-19 again dominated much of the news, events in BC inextricably pulled public attention to the province’s forests. In a year when COVID-19 again dominated much of the news, events in BC inextricably pulled public attention to the province’s forests. Wildfires scorched much of BC’s Interior, leaving people fearing the loss...
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Why Do Forests Matter?
Forests are renewable, reliable, regenerative, and restorative. They also store carbon, help protect wildlife, and sustain communities by enabling diverse career opportunities and supporting mental and physical well-being.
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Vote with Your Wallet to Support Sustainable Forestry Practices
shopfsc.ca helps consumers stand for forests. Nearly 400 million hectares of forest stretch across Canada, which is home to 10 percent of the world’s woodland. Still, our national canopy is threatened and consistently at risk: since the turn of the century, this country’s tree cover has plummeted 11 percent — or by 44 million hectares,...
