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Corporate Knights

Summer 2021
Magazine

Providing information empowering markets to foster a better world. Corporate Knights produces editorial at the intersection of business and society, with news and analysis about sustainability and corporate sustainability rankings

Corporate Knights

Letters

Time for business to lead us to sunnier days • Two decades in, the clouds are parting for clean capitalism

Corporate Knights • Big Oil’s no-good, very-bad week

Big Meat pulls from Big Oil’s playbook to delay climate action

Will energy-intensive Bitcoin become the next stranded asset?

How to stop industry’s plastic boom

After COVID, can healthcare save the public from climate change?

Voter-suppression backlash proves business must take a stand

Calgary’s billion-dollar Benevity bets that good deeds are their own reward

Are Canadian schools raising climate-literate citizens? • Without consistent K–12 climate change content, Canada faces a climate leadership gap

Can Steel Town clean up its act? • One year in to pledging to go net-zero, Canada’s steel industry risks falling behind decarbonization drive

Electrifying last-mile deliveries • Surge in e-commerce has meant a spike in emissions from last-mile deliveries. It’s time to green those fleets.

Knights are all around us • Our 20th Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada proves sustainability wins in the end

Top international corporate citizens • Leading companies that have a subsidiary in Canada with at least $1 billion in revenue.

Hydro-Québec • The energy provider’s mandate: help Quebecers transition to the low-carbon economy

GROUNDS FOR CHANGE • CAN CLIMATE-SMART REGENERATIVE FARMING SAVE THE EARTH BY SAVING OUR SOIL?

COMPANIES COMMITTING TO GO REGENERATIVE

FUELLING A FERTILIZER REVOLUTION: B.C. START-UP UNEARTHING GREENER SOLUTION

COOKING UP CHANGE-MAKERS: GEORGE BROWN FOOD PROGRAM PREPS NEXT GEN

THE BEAUTY OF REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE AND THE FUTURE OF FOOD

SEEDS OF DISSENT: INDIA’S FARMERS ARE FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVELIHOODS

TRAPPED IN NET ZERO • AS CARBON-NEUTRAL PLEDGES MOUNT, SO DO CONCERNS THAT COMPANIES ARE PUTTING TOO MUCH FOCUS ON THE “NET” AND NOT ENOUGH ON THE “ZERO”

Putting an M in ESG • As the pandemic wears on, savvy employers are investing in worker mental health to drive success

Paved with good intentions • Everything from sewage to cigarette butts can be used for paving – so why isn’t Canada revved about greener roads?

ESG BS Detector: • Are new blockbuster “green” funds supporting the carbon transition?

Fund spotlight: • BlackRock U.S. Carbon Transition Readiness ETF

Canada’s financiers need help navigating uncharted airspace • Why our banks, pension funds and insurance companies need a climate-risk flight plan

Key megatrends driving businesses toward a zero-emission future • The good news is the technology and know-how exists today to help businesses on their journey to a zero carbon future.

HEROES & ZEROS

KNIGH BITES


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Frequency: Quarterly Pages: 68 Publisher: Corporate Knights Edition: Summer 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 30, 2021

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OverDrive Magazine

Languages

English

Providing information empowering markets to foster a better world. Corporate Knights produces editorial at the intersection of business and society, with news and analysis about sustainability and corporate sustainability rankings

Corporate Knights

Letters

Time for business to lead us to sunnier days • Two decades in, the clouds are parting for clean capitalism

Corporate Knights • Big Oil’s no-good, very-bad week

Big Meat pulls from Big Oil’s playbook to delay climate action

Will energy-intensive Bitcoin become the next stranded asset?

How to stop industry’s plastic boom

After COVID, can healthcare save the public from climate change?

Voter-suppression backlash proves business must take a stand

Calgary’s billion-dollar Benevity bets that good deeds are their own reward

Are Canadian schools raising climate-literate citizens? • Without consistent K–12 climate change content, Canada faces a climate leadership gap

Can Steel Town clean up its act? • One year in to pledging to go net-zero, Canada’s steel industry risks falling behind decarbonization drive

Electrifying last-mile deliveries • Surge in e-commerce has meant a spike in emissions from last-mile deliveries. It’s time to green those fleets.

Knights are all around us • Our 20th Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada proves sustainability wins in the end

Top international corporate citizens • Leading companies that have a subsidiary in Canada with at least $1 billion in revenue.

Hydro-Québec • The energy provider’s mandate: help Quebecers transition to the low-carbon economy

GROUNDS FOR CHANGE • CAN CLIMATE-SMART REGENERATIVE FARMING SAVE THE EARTH BY SAVING OUR SOIL?

COMPANIES COMMITTING TO GO REGENERATIVE

FUELLING A FERTILIZER REVOLUTION: B.C. START-UP UNEARTHING GREENER SOLUTION

COOKING UP CHANGE-MAKERS: GEORGE BROWN FOOD PROGRAM PREPS NEXT GEN

THE BEAUTY OF REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE AND THE FUTURE OF FOOD

SEEDS OF DISSENT: INDIA’S FARMERS ARE FIGHTING FOR THEIR LIVELIHOODS

TRAPPED IN NET ZERO • AS CARBON-NEUTRAL PLEDGES MOUNT, SO DO CONCERNS THAT COMPANIES ARE PUTTING TOO MUCH FOCUS ON THE “NET” AND NOT ENOUGH ON THE “ZERO”

Putting an M in ESG • As the pandemic wears on, savvy employers are investing in worker mental health to drive success

Paved with good intentions • Everything from sewage to cigarette butts can be used for paving – so why isn’t Canada revved about greener roads?

ESG BS Detector: • Are new blockbuster “green” funds supporting the carbon transition?

Fund spotlight: • BlackRock U.S. Carbon Transition Readiness ETF

Canada’s financiers need help navigating uncharted airspace • Why our banks, pension funds and insurance companies need a climate-risk flight plan

Key megatrends driving businesses toward a zero-emission future • The good news is the technology and know-how exists today to help businesses on their journey to a zero carbon future.

HEROES & ZEROS

KNIGH BITES


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