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Investing in Nature and in Canada’s Future
Shell Canada is investing in nature-based solutions, which are projects that protect, transform, or restore land to lower greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Towards a Greener, Waste-Free Economy with the University of Guelph
Researchers at the University of Guelph are developing greener products from renewable materials to help shift the province towards a circular economy.
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10 Bioeconomy Companies Putting Canada on the Global Stage
Natural Products Canada has the privilege of working with some of Canada's best and brightest bioeconomy innovators — like these ten companies.
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Keith Brooks: Renewable Energy Is the Key
We asked Keith Brooks, Programs Director at Environmental Defence Canada, for his expertise on renewable energy, climate change, and plastic pollution.
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Why Biogas Is the Natural Next Step for Canadians
Jennifer Green from the Canadian Biogas Association shares her expertise on the biogas industry’s role in Canada and a clean-energy future.
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Celebrate National Tree Day by Growing Canada’s Forests
For nearly 30 years, Tree Canada has been greening Canada from coast to coast. Canadians can contribute by participating in its National Greening Program.
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Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of National Forest Week
The Canadian Institute of Forestry is inviting Canadians to celebrate National Forest Week, from Sept. 20–26, 2020, and National Tree Day on Sept. 23, 2020.
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The Future of Food Depends on How We Treat What’s Under Our Feet
Together, regenerative and organic agriculture practices give us hope for a future that is more sustainable, ethical, and food secure. Learn how.
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How Canadian Fertilizer is Feeding the World
The world’s food production needs will continue to grow. The future of food depends on sustainable fertilizer, and Fertilizer Canada is leading the way.
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The Canadian Food System Needs to Be Resilient and Sustainable
To build for the future, Canadian agri-food policy must be relentlessly focused on resiliency, competitiveness, and environmental sustainability.
