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COVID has effected our health, social, and economic systems in unprecedented ways. To bounce forward (not back) there is an immense opportunity to reflect on key weaknesses in supply chains, in [...]

21st century business requires a new way of thinking and organizing. Raworth’s doughnut model is providing that platform – offering a new 21st century economic model that forces us to [...]

Adaptation and mitigation are already becoming business as usual for local governments and professional practitioners, but widespread collaboration on integrated adaptation and mitigation isn’t [...]

Canadians are disillusioned with our institutions, and so is business. Examples like Teck Mines retracting their energy development project are likely to continue. We are at a crossroads in this [...]

Actions that significantly reduce carbon emissions are not enough. We need to create just and equitable solutions and offer tangible benefits to the frontline communities most impacted by climate [...]

FlipSide Sustainability is helping build the Low Carbon Resilience (LCR) stream of the Livable Cities Forum this year, being held in Victoria, October 28-30. Building LCR in communities has the [...]

The recently released IPCC SR15 report is unequivocal: we are beginning to experience the impacts of climate change, and it will take “rapid, far reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects [...]

My son and I recently traveled to New Zealand. We had three things we wanted to experience:  1) a first-hand glimpse of the fierce and glorious Maori haka 2) a wander through Hobbiton, Peter [...]

The international policy community has pledged to edify the Paris Accord despite Trump’s recent departure. While international decision makers rebuked Trump and the US at the most recent [...]

The Fresh Outlook Foundation’s Fresh Dialogues Speaker Series hosted a session on energy literacy and its relationship to climate action. FlipSide’s, Alison Shaw, was a panel speaker [...]