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Greenpeace Canada reacts to the introduction of Bill C-39, The Bulldoze Nature Bill

TORONTO –  On the first day of the Fall Parliamentary session, the federal government released its long-awaited Bill C-39 introduced by the Minister of...

Substation-based drones to trial automated power-line inspections

Four remotely operated drones are to be stationed at electricity substations in the Lake District as part of a 12-month trial of automated fault...

Ares Acquires 80% Stake in $800 Million U.S. Solar and Battery Portfolio from EDPR

Alternative asset management firm Ares announced the acquisition an 80% stake in a 384 MW California-based solar and storage portfolio from renewable energy infrastructure...

Concrete recycling system recovers aggregates and fines at Greenwich plant

A recycling system installed at Heidelberg Materials’ Greenwich concrete plant is recovering aggregates and cementitious fines* from returned concrete for use in new materials,...

Marine habitats to be incorporated into Southampton waterfront repairs

Repairs to an ageing waterfront revetment in Southampton will combine new coastal protection infrastructure with artificial rock pools designed to provide habitat for marine...

Researchers recover reusable fluorine from PFAS and fluoropolymer waste

A team of scientists led by the Nagoya Institute of Technology in Japan has developed a rapid new way to recycle PFAS, recovering valuable...

Schroders Launches New Framework to Identify, Assess Climate Adaptation Investment Opportunities

Global investment manager Schroders announced the launch of its Climate Adaptation Investment Framework, a new tool aimed at enabling investors to assess the economic...

Levi Strauss, M&S, Schneider Electric Launch Fashion Supply Chain Clean Energy Initiative

Levi Strauss and Marks & Spencer, in partnership with global energy technology company Schneider Electric’s consulting practice SE Advisory Services, announced the launch of...

As climate disasters multiply, Indigenous governance offers a way forward

Indigenous lands from Canada to Ecuador to Nepal are increasingly being hit by catastrophic storms, fires, and floods. Worse, these climate disasters often come...

Consumer Concern About Sustainability Increases for First Time in 3 Years: Bain Survey

85% of consumers report being concerned about environmental sustainability, increasing for the first time in three years, and growing across both developed and developing...

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