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OPINION: Funneling infrastructure money through ‘climate lens’ far-sighted
The Government of Canada announced Friday that it is adopting a “climate lens” for new federally supported infrastructure projects. This climate lens goal is to make climate change considerations part of the planning and development of new infrastructure projects. This is a welcome and overdue initiative for Canada.
Model Agreement for Responsible Contract Farming
Help Secure the Future of Fresh Water this June with the Great Canadian Giving Challenge
In export- and domestic-driven coal boon, Indonesia neglects renewables
Indonesia will miss its target of generating 23 percent of its energy from new and renewable sources by 2025 unless it makes significant policy and regulatory changes, according to a report from the Geneva-based Global Subsidies Initiative (GSI) of the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD).
The Health Cost of Coal in Indonesia
Why Social Innovation Is Crucial in Mining
IISD Contributes to the Annual Meeting of the New Development Bank
Global Infrastructure Facility: Making climate-smart infrastructure bankable
Mussels flex reach, threaten northern Lake Winnipeg and Manitoba Hydro stations
"The concerns are all over the map about what's going to happen to the lake. We've heard everything from zebra mussels won't have a big impact on the lake to the lake is dead," said Scott Higgins, research scientist with the International Institute for Sustainable Development's Experimental Lakes Area, southeast of Kenora, Ont."