This marks the first time fossil fuel companies are mentioned by the Museums Association.| ARTnews.com
The battle over climate policy has taken on a new face: that of children and youth fronting litigation demanding that courts of law require governments to take stronger action against climate change. The case of Mathur v Ontario is the … Read the rest The post The Children’s Lawsuit Against Ontario’s CO<sub>2</sub> Emissions Targets appeared first on C2C Journal.| C2C Journal
More rooftop solar, green schools, better mass transit, new investments in coastal resiliency, and so much more are now possible.| indypendent.org
"I first read Stone Yard Devotional in great greedy gulps. It is intense and nakedly personal, and left me wanting more on every page."| Writers Review
The post Why Bother Recycling When Bezos Has a Mega Yacht? appeared first on The Green Hub.| The Green Hub
Fashion designer Katherine Hamnett, who is known for her punchy slogan t-shirts, has teamed up with Oxfam for Second Hand September.| Big Issue
It’s a central tenet of the free-market economy: a corporation’s job is to maximize investment returns to its shareholders. Bluntly, to make money. And “shareholder proposals” have been a powerful tool enabling investors to pressure a company’s board to take a particular action to increase its value. In recent years, however, activist groups have been weaponizing shareholder proposals to pressure companies into pursuing ideological goals, especially environmental and “progressive...| C2C Journal