No Leaders Among Canadian Banks as Fossil Fuel Investments Thrive
Canada's banks are still more tied to fossil fuels than the US's or EU's.
Vermont Governor Opposes Ambitious Renewable Energy Bill Over Costs
"The DPS valuation has been disputed as a crude estimate that does not reflect the specifics outlined in the bill."
Community Opposition Adds Roadblocks to Large Renewables Projects
Community opposition is a key factor leading to the cancellation of wind and solar projects.
Renewable Energy Has Boosted the Economy for at Least a Decade
...and yet fossil fuels are still receiving more financial support.
‘New Kind of Industrial Revolution’ to Create 260,000 Jobs over the next 16 years in NYC
The plan involves increasing electrification within the city, both for cars and apartments.
Chicago Sues Oil and Gas Giants for Local Climate Impacts
Chicago is joining a flood of lawsuits against fossil fuel companies with a court filing that aims to hold BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, and Shell accountable for local climate impacts.
Canadian Regulator’s Net-Zero Plans Rife with ‘Optimistic Assumptions,’ Analysis Finds
A Canadian regulator’s pathway to net-zero is overly optimistic about slow-to-scale technologies, even as reliance on fossil fuels continues
$2T Per Year Would Triple Global Renewables by 2030
Governments spend $7T/year on fossil fuel subsidies.
Big Budget Gap Has Toronto Falling Short on 2040 Climate Targets
A C$1.8-billion budget gap is blocking the City of Toronto’s plan to bring climate pollution to net-zero by 2040.
An Insular Power Grid Blocks Canada’s Climate Goals
Sharing electricity between regions is becoming ever more important, but Canada currently struggles to do so.
