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So much climate work happens in silos. But we can’t win the race against climate change if we’re not working together. Today, we’re breaking the silos. 

Priyanka Vittal and Jesse Firempong: Big Oil’s climate cop-out How Canada's fossil fuel giants are buying influence with police departments to do their dirty work in pipeline fights on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border posted on April 22nd, 2021 at 6:00 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 By Priyanka Vittal and Jesse Firempong For sci-fi writers, worldbuilding often means dreaming up the vivid and terrifying settings where dystopian stories unfold. In 2021 amid a global pandemic, however, dystopia is a matter of perspective.  As the coronavirus drives this year’s Earth Day events indoors, the chil...

Earth Day Issue: Big Oil’s climate cop-out How Canada's fossil fuel giants are buying influence with police departments to do their dirty work in pipeline fights on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border By Priyanka Vittal and Jesse Firempong Apr 22, 2021 Getty Images For sci-fi writers, worldbuilding often means dreaming up the vivid and terrifying settings where dystopian stories unfold. In 2021 amid a global pandemic, however, dystopia is a matter of perspective.  As the coronavirus drives this year’s Earth Day events indoors, the chilling effects of climate change have never b...

Jesse Firempong: Canada’s banks play defence for the fossil fuel industry Canada's Big 5 banks have pumped more than $700 billion in the fossil fuel industry since the Paris climate agreement in 2015 posted on April 5th, 2021 at 4:00 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 By Jesse Firempong With seconds left on the clock, Canada will need a buzzer-beating shot to beat climate change. This is the playoffs, baby. A win seems perfectly lined up: climate change is now a decisive voter issue and the federal government has promised a green and equitable post-pandemic recovery. Most of us want to see renewable ...

Op-ed: Canada’s banks play defence for the fossil fuel industry Canada's Big 5 banks have pumped more than $700 billion in the fossil fuel industry since the Paris climate agreement in 2015 By Jesse Firempong Photo credit: Stephanie Lake for Greenpeace. With seconds left on the clock, Canada will need a buzzer-beating shot to beat climate change. This is the playoffs, baby. A win seems perfectly lined up: climate change is now a decisive voter issue and the federal government has promised a green and equitable post-pandemic recovery. Most of us want to see renewable energy priori...