TORONTO – A 2018 United Nations report found that the fashion industry emits 10 per cent ofannual greenhouse gas emissions. A Canadian clothing brand, Kotn, covered by Forbes, wantsyou to know that you can buy sustainable, ethically sourced clothing and not break the bank. The fashion industry has historically been a culprit for unfair work…
By Mariana Schuetze This year all main four parties had climate policies in their plans, but even though it is a very discussed topic much is still left out of the picture. Canadian climate and energy policies expert, Jennifer Winter, in a series of articles for the CBC, talked about each of the four main…
Value Village stores have recently gained popularity as people are shifting towards purchasing second-hand and “vintage” clothing. (Amanda McGee/RSJ) With the holidays approaching, there is an increasing need to practice sustainable living as climate change worsens, the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report warns. Consequences of climate change such as global warming, severe…
A new study from UCLA anticipates record wildfire seasons to grow at a startling rate due to climate change.
As efforts to reduce the effects of climate change continue to increase, universities across Canada are being urged by students to “go green” by implementing climate friendly practices into campus operations and divesting millions of dollars from the fossil fuel industry.
Written by Lauren Stewart Over the last decade or so, British Columbia has come to be known for being the only province with two seasons: rain and fire. While Canada’s westernmost province is most commonly identified by its stunning views, as climate change continues to rapidly worsen, B.C. is on track to have its beauty…
Over 100 world leaders pledged to end deforestation by 2030 at COP26 in Glasgow.
By Jess BertanRSJ News As speculation grows over the ethical and environmental repercussions of meat consumption, Canadians are turning to plant-based meat alternatives in order to alter their diet patterns and eat greener. Whether for religious, personal or health reasons, a survey from Statista has shown that 36.5% of Canadians are willing to reduce their…
Food delivery services gained quite a popularity over the last year, mostly due to COVID-19 lockdowns. Although convenient to customers, research suggests that these services are not environmentally friendly.