Climate Solutions Reporting

244 Articles

2022 connected the dots between fossil fuel finance and climate chaos

In 2023, watch as we build a climate-resilient economy that puts people over profit.

Opinion

Financing disaster

By Richard Brooks | Opinion, Climate Solutions Reporting | December 29th 2022

Slugs and bugs are worth saving, too

Folks may find slimy, slithery, creepy creatures repulsive, but reptiles, insects, and mollusks make up nearly a third of Canada’s species at risk and need their fair share of the conservation spotlight.

State Of The Animal

By Rochelle Baker | News, Climate Solutions Reporting, Island Insider | December 29th 2022

Farmers Lyndsey and Chris Moore at Ontario's Arnprior Solar Project where they graze hundreds of sheep. Photo submitted by: Ontario Soil Network

Doubting farmers, here is proof solar panels and sheep get along just fine

The Arnprior Solar Project is one of the largest solar electricity sites in Canada, and for the past five years, it has also doubled as a summer home for hundreds of sheep.

By Pippa Norman | News, Climate Solutions Reporting | December 29th 2022

Amidst the climate crisis, the case for hope is getting stronger

The movement to protect nature, transition away from fossil fuels and create an equitable society won’t achieve critical mass without supporters, adopters, innovators and foot soldiers.

Opinion

By Rob Miller | Opinion, Climate Solutions Reporting | December 28th 2022

Lisa Brodeur and her family at a fall outdoor wedding. Back row: Jason Brodeur and Lisa Brodeur. Front: Lucille, Cameron, and Aaron Brodeur. Photo submitted

For Lisa Brodeur, cutting carbon just makes good business sense

As the manager of operations for 360 Energy, Lisa Brodeur helps small and large enterprises focus on emissions reduction to save money and enhance their reputation.

Opinion

Race to a Safer World

By Patricia Lane & Lisa Brodeur | Opinion, Climate Solutions Reporting | December 28th 2022

Larry Halverson received a lifetime achievement award from the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa on Nov. 14. Photo by Arthur Olmesdahl

Negotiating survival

By Harriet Friedmann | Opinion, Climate Solutions Reporting | December 22nd 2022

Global Indigenous Peoples have organized and mobilized to increase their voice and power inside the UN. Yet there is still work to do. Photo by Matteo Cimellaro / Canada's National Observer

As the world negotiates international deals, Indigenous Peoples navigate a space ‘somewhere in the between’

For a long time, Indigenous Peoples remained isolated and disempowered in the “straitjacket” of nation states, but because of global Indigenous organizing, there's been change.

By Matteo Cimellaro | News, Climate Solutions Reporting, Urban Indigenous Communities in Ottawa | December 22nd 2022

Climate Solutions Reporting

2022 connected the dots between fossil fuel finance and climate chaos

Slugs and bugs are worth saving, too

Doubting farmers, here is proof solar panels and sheep get along just fine

Amidst the climate crisis, the case for hope is getting stronger

For Lisa Brodeur, cutting carbon just makes good business sense

How one park naturalist inspired thousands ‘to walk gentler on the Earth’

Turkey, stuffing and a side of pollution

Climate and the holiday storms of 2022: ‘I don’t think people realize just how much trouble we’re in’

Farming with nature

As the world negotiates international deals, Indigenous Peoples navigate a space ‘somewhere in the between’

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