A new California microgrid runs on hydrogen. But how clean is it? | Corporate Knights
The hydrogen energy that the town of Calistoga uses for backup power is zero-emissions. The supply chain is a different story.| Corporate Knights
A new study found that the potential for recovery of minerals such as lithium and manganese could more than satisfy U.S. demand right now The post U.S. mines are wasting a huge amount of critical minerals appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Market forces appear to be pushing the financial sector away from fossil fuel investments The post Defying Trump, banks and investors boost renewables as they recoil from fossil fuel stocks appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
A new study from Oxford shows that global representatives are grossly underestimating what the public is willing to do to curb global warming The post There's much more support for climate action than policymakers think, study finds appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
The rebranding is meant to get investors and consumers back on board after meat-lobby advocacy and disinformation painted the sector as unhealthy The post Beyond Meat drops ‘meat’ in rebrand that shifts focus to plant protein appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Shuttering two refineries is an environmental win. But without a plan in place, climate advocates fear it puts progress on emissions at risk. The post What happens when you close oil refineries without an energy plan? California is finding out. appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Small but growing research indicates that solar farms are harmful to some birdlife, but the extent of the risk is poorly studied The post Solar energy is good for the planet, but it could be bad for birds appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Europe’s push to rebuild its defence sector is prompting some values-based investors to rethink military exclusions The post Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has put weapons makers back in responsible investment funds appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Increasing air travel is erasing the industry’s efforts to reduce its climate impact. Here’s how the sector is adapting. The post As air travel booms, can the aviation industry decarbonize for real? appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
The hydrogen energy that the town of Calistoga uses for backup power is zero-emissions. The supply chain is a different story.| Corporate Knights
A new report on the cost of renewables in 2024 highlights improving competitiveness but uneven distribution| Corporate Knights
Climate change requires comprehensive solutions The post How Panasonic is working to cut emissions through Panasonic Green Impact appeared first on Corporate Knights.| Corporate Knights
Paul Singer is a billionaire investor who uses shareholder activism to block the energy transition in the oil and gas industry| Corporate Knights
With tempers flared over food prices this might be the most opportune time in the last 50 years to embrace grocery co-ops| Corporate Knights
At a time when buying groceries is steeped in patriotism, food co-ops can reflect the priorities of their customers, who are also their owners| Corporate Knights
How cooperatives are stepping into the spotlight to solve our most pressing challenges| Corporate Knights
Tom Mulcair, 2024 The 2024 Corporate Knights Award of Distinction “Sustainable development is not something you pound over people’s heads,” says Tom| Corporate Knights
The legendary goalie, politician and winner of the Corporate Knights 2025 Award of Distinction has spent his life in service to future generations| Corporate Knights
Renewable energy has leading role among Canada’s Best Corporate Citizens| Corporate Knights
In 2018, McCain Foods commissioned a study to find out how climate change might affect the supply of potatoes for its famous fries. The results prompted a radical shift in how it farms.| Corporate Knights
How East Africa’s women-led poultry co-ops are feeding communities when global markets fail| Corporate Knights
OPINION | No one is going to accuse Donald Trump of caring about climate change. But the defeat of his allies around the world could benefit the environmental fight.| Corporate Knights
Corporate Knights is an award-winning sustainable economy magazine that produces research, rankings, and reports on the world's most sustainable corporations, solutions and leaders.| Corporate Knights
The climate-messaging wars are heating up, and with climate skeptics gaining ground, we need a new climate conversation| Corporate Knights
BASF was recently ranked the third most “negative and influential” corporation in the world when it comes to lobbying on climate policy| Corporate Knights
The two renewable sources generated almost one-third of the EU's electricity in the first half of 2024, while fossil fuels plummeted 17% compared to the same period in 2023| Corporate Knights
