Canada’s emissions jumped 15M tonnes

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Canada’s emissions count jumped 15M tonnes in 2018: report

Canada's current international commitment is to cut emissions to be 70% of what they were in 2005 by 2030 » read more

Climate, cleantech could take centre stage in federal economic recovery plans

Interest-free loans of up to $40,000 for homeowners to install cleaner energy solutions and efficiencies like solar panels and better windows, are said to be in the works » read more

CLEANTECH IN FOCUS

Manufacturers stepping up to deal with the pandemic

Cambridge, Ontario’s ATS Automation is harnessing worldwide resources to expedite production of medical equipment. Others are answering the call as well » read more

Why Canada needs the United States to fight the coronavirus

The U.S. is the largest exporter and accounts for 90% of Canadian mask imports » read more

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ATS Automation secures $60M electric vehicle order

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Toy manufacturers look to reduce carbon footprint

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‘Little to do with COVID:’ Landowners, law experts criticize well cleanup bill

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Renault closing main China business, will focus on electrics

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Canadian oilpatch cutbacks expected to continue despite OPEC agreement

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CLEANTECH IN-DEPTH

Why China is emerging as a leader in sustainable and organic agriculture

The total area of certified organic agriculture cultivation in the country increased more than five-fold between 2005 and 2018 » read more

Money won’t save the planet, so philanthropy needs to adapt

Pitching in to help alleviate climate-caused disasters is admirable, but it doesn't solve the root problems » read more

CLEANTECH IN REVIEW

Feds pulled between bailing out oil and gas and moving to cleaner energy

Greenpeace says it hopes any direct aid to companies will be tied to their willingness to show business plans in line with Canada's climate targets » read more