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Adaptation trumps climate change mitigation
A survey of 2026 news reveals the contradictions, and opportunities, that characterize this moment in climate change response. Canada announced yet another expert group to finalize a taxonomy of green investing intended to facilitate the country's net-zer
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Canada's new pipelines are a costly bet against the future
No oil company is willing to pay for the pipeline Ottawa and Alberta intend to build. That is the most telling fact about the West Coast line announced in July by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. The two governments would hol
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The case for putting nature at the heart of carbon markets
Governments around the world have built regulated carbon markets to encourage polluters to cut their emissions. They work by setting a cap on carbon pollution and allowing companies to buy and sell emissions allowances, creating a financial incentive to f
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Alberta's revised carbon price offers little incentive to cut pollution
Alberta's oil sands facilities on average will pay less than $2 per barrel under an updated carbon pricing schedule, effectively making the much-maligned "carbon tax" a marginal cost for producers, finds a new report. The research is "relevant now because
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Puerto Rico's fragile electric grid gets a battery boost
This story was originally published by Canary Media. It has been edited to conform with Corporate Knights style. The U.S. Department of Energy is backing a major battery project to bolster Puerto Rico's fragile electric grid - even as the Trump administra
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Canada's critical minerals have a big, underutilized export market in the EU
B.C. Premier David Eby recently threatened to cut off a key energy-related B.C. export as a bargaining chip in negotiations over the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), and it wasn't a fossil fuel. With the volume of the conversation around Can
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Canada's forests are shifting from carbon sink to carbon source
Canada's forests are shifting from a carbon sink to a carbon source, driven by wildfire disturbance, reveal carbon cycle models that better represent Canadian landscapes than earlier estimates. "Since 2009, the immediate impacts of disturbance have begun
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For oil companies, high prices mean huge profits - not more drilling
Over the last two weeks, oil companies have announced eye-popping profits from the spring quarter. ExxonMobil pulled in US$14.5 billion. Chevron landed $12 billion, its highest quarterly profit on record. Shell posted $9.8 billion - more than twice its ea
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Employee ownership trusts get a key boost in Canada
Busch Systems has been producing waste and recycling solutions for more than 40 years. The Barrie, Ontario-based B Corporation prides itself on its commitment to sustainability and innovation. It uses post-consumer recycled materials in production and rec
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The dream of a good career in offshore wind has died in the U.S.
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a non-profit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. It has been edited to conform to Corporate Knights style. Sign up for the Inside Climate News newsletter
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