Climate under pressure - Human impacts and solutions

Exponential growth is the root cause of the problem

Geoff Garver

Better urban planning means saving money

Kathleen Rogers

The economic benefits of clean energy

Karel Mayrand

We can’t be healthy if the planet’s sick

Philippe Desbrosses

Insurance costs do not reflect severity of risk

Adam Sobel

The environment and climate risk management

Alain Bourque

Human and economic impacts of natural disasters

Adam Sobel

Your car’s too expensive: Save money and slow down climate change

Karel Mayrand

Developing countries can teach us a thing or two

Jean-Pierre Ndoutoum

Obvious alternatives

Bill McKibben

Agriculture and climate risk management

Alain Bourque

Climate-conscious urban planning

Jean-Pierre Ndoutoum

Coral: An invaluable ally at the mercy of climate change

Jérôme Petit

Start-ups that make a difference

Mickaël Carlier

Tired of paying? Be more energy efficient

Pierre-Olivier Pineau

Having a positive local and global impact

Alexandre Taillefer

Understanding greenwashing

Mickaël Carlier

Prices aren’t indicative of the ecological truth

Corinne Lepage

Finding allies in nature to lessen our workload

Stefan Sobkowiak

Worldwide renewable energy challenges

Jean-Pierre Ndoutoum

Climate change and personal finances

Steven Guilbeault

Lifestyle changes for better urban planning

Daniel Pearl

Cities make it easy to change our habits

Catherine Potvin

Green construction and the public sector

Daniel Pearl

Increasing our quality of life while decreasing our impact on nature

Andrew Winston

Why overfishing must stop now

Claire Nouvian

Gradual change in heavy industry

Pierre-Olivier Pineau

Protecting the forests to prevent desertification and flooding

Etienne Doyon

Consumption and production: Changing our habits

Andrée-Lise Méthot

Free-range meat and healthier living

Philippe Desbrosses

Companies face significant risks

Andrew Winston

Taking responsibility for the waste we produce

Andrée-Lise Méthot

Climate change and risk management

Adam Sobel

Climate change is altering our eating habits

Karel Mayrand

More resistant crops thanks to diversity in permaculture

Stefan Sobkowiak

Climate instability leads to food insecurity and social instability

Etienne Doyon

Permaculture is just common sense

Stefan Sobkowiak

Divestment, a moral and financial argument

Karel Mayrand

Trees are good for both our mental and physical health

Stephen Sheppard

Image is everything in business

Alexandre Taillefer

We need farmers to feed the world

Philippe Desbrosses

We can feed the planet and save the forests

Catherine Potvin

Renewable energy: Why sharing is so much better

Daniel Pearl

Water, health and the climate: A complex relationship

Etienne Doyon

Wood: A problem for developing countries

Jean-Pierre Ndoutoum

Human health at the mercy of climate change

Karel Mayrand

Inefficient cities and means of transportation

Laure Waridel

Livestock: Permaculture’s little helpers

Stefan Sobkowiak

Time is a luxury we cannot afford anymore

Lucie Pagé

Developing technology in a socially responsible way

Andrée-Lise Méthot

We must protect our arable lands

Karel Mayrand

Changing the way businesspeople see the world in order to prosper

Andrew Winston

Rich or poor, we all have to save energy

Jean-Pierre Ndoutoum

Green jobs do pay off

Steven Guilbeault

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions: A win-win situation

Andrew Winston

Building cities for people, not cars

Jean-Pierre Ndoutoum

The Internet of energy: Selling and buying electricity

Pierre-Olivier Pineau

Circular economy: The global solution

Yannick Roudaut

Learning from the past and moving forward

Philippe Desbrosses

Including the environmental cost in the purchase price

Laure Waridel

Existing solutions to climate change

Brice Lalonde

Local economies are the key to the future

Alexandre Taillefer

Changing farming practices to counter climate change

Etienne Doyon

Renewable energy: a matter of storage capacity

Climate risk considerations in existing infrastructures

Alain Bourque

Your carbon footprint is bigger than you think

Daniel Pearl