How much will the federal government’s push for electric cars cost you? A new report from SecondStreet.org discovered that nobody seems to know.
How much will the federal government’s push for electric cars cost you? A new report from SecondStreet.org discovered that nobody seems to know.
SecondStreet.org sat down with Grant Smith of Pond Technologies, a Toronto company that uses CO2 to feed algae, which can then be turned into useful products like supplements and food colouring.
SecondStreet.org sat down with Alex Ip of CERT Systems, a Toronto company that converts CO2 into useful chemicals like ethylene, which is used for making plastic, cell phones, and much more.
SecondStreet.org sat down with Tim Stauft with Carbonova, a Calgary company that uses CO2 to create carbon nanofibers, which can be used to make concrete, badminton rackets and more.
SecondStreet.org president Colin Craig joined Marc Patrone on Sauga 960 AM to discuss our new documentary, Defund Putin.
There’s been a lot of debate over the environmental impacts of different energy sources, and while competition between different types of energy is a good thing, it seems that some tend to get a free pass without much scrutiny.
Our Dom Lucyk goes over why wind power isn’t as consequence-free as many green activists say it is.
SecondStreet.org continued our research into cool ways entrepreneurs are reducing emissions through new technology and processes.
SecondStreet.org looked into how many city councils are declaring “climate emergencies” while giving away lots of free parking passes to staff and taking some for themselves.
Celebrities say the dumbest things, particularly about climate change. So why don’t they face more pushback?
Governments routinely urge Canadians to reduce their carbon footprints, but what about government policies that drive up emissions?
SecondStreet.org sat down with Great.com’s Danielle Riberio to discuss our research into the sad reality that thousands of Canadians die each year while waiting for health services from the government.
