Tru Earth is a Canadian, sustainable, start-up company that specializes in eco-friendly laundry detergent. Continue reading Tru Earth Declared Canada’s 2nd Fastest Growing Startup by Canadian Business Magazine
On Wednesday January 11, from 5-6 pm, the Sustainability Network hosts Chris Ragan, Chair of Canada’s Ecofiscal Commission, as he shares his perspectives on the green economy. Continue reading Green Economy Perspectives: A Forum with Chris Ragan
Online Training on Economic Literacy for a Green Economy seeks to build organizational capacity by increasing understanding of economic concepts and their role in supporting a green economy. Continue reading Online Training on Economic Literacy for a Green Economy
In an open letter to BC Premier Christy Clark, businesses and conservation groups argue that reducing carbon will benefit the economy. Continue reading BC businesses join call for a stronger carbon tax
Join us at CSI Spadina on Wednesday March 9th from 8:00-9:00 AM as we bring you TD Bank’s Chief Environment Officer Karen Clarke-Whistler’s perspectives on the green economy. Continue reading Green Economy Perspectives Presents – Karen Clarke Whistler: Shifting The Market
Legislation coming into force on January 1 allows BC’s greenhouse gas emissions from LNG to rise. Continue reading BC’s Cap and Trade Act scrapped to allow for LNG development
First Nations and environmental groups gear up for court battles in the wake of federal cabinet’s decision on Northern Gateway. Continue reading Northern Gateway: Unwanted pipeline, unwilling province
The environmental costs of BC’s LNG boom have yet to be properly assessed, let alone addressed. Continue reading BC steps on the (liquefied natural) gas
We deserve better indicators of societal well-being that extend beyond mere economic growth. Continue reading David Suzuki: Measuring progress with GDP is a gross mistake
US-based research institute concludes that bear viewing in the Great Bear Rainforest generates over 10 times more revenue than hunting. Continue reading Bear watching benefits BC economy more than trophy hunting: new study
