How Companies Are Tackling Climate Change By Using C02 In Products
SecondStreet.org discusses the innovative ways entrepreneurs are capturing CO2 to make useful products and tackle climate change.
SecondStreet.org discusses the innovative ways entrepreneurs are capturing CO2 to make useful products and tackle climate change.
New research by think tank SecondStreet.org highlights 25 innovative examples of entrepreneurs developing new ways to reduce carbon dioxide usage or repurpose the gas into useful products.
New research by think tank SecondStreet.org highlights 25 innovative examples of entrepreneurs developing new ways to reduce carbon dioxide usage or repurpose the gas into useful products.
SecondStreet.org contributor Heidi McKillop went up to Kitimat, B.C. in 2021 to learn more about natural resource development in the area and to speak with aboriginal people about the issue.
Oil and gas are incredibly important in our day-to-day lives. In this video, we go over the ways oil and gas products are important to the food supply chain.
Shalini Sheth told us she’s worried about the carbon tax and how it will hurt her business’s ability to compete…
This policy brief includes public opinion research on COVID-19, climate change and natural resource issues
Public policy think tank SecondStreet.org released public opinion research today that shows a majority of Canadians want governments to be focussed on fighting COVID-19 and returning things to normal rather than looking at restructuring the economy with higher carbon taxes, rebates, regulations and subsidies to address climate change.
In late 2020, the Government of Canada announced the carbon tax would rise from $30 per ton to $170 per ton by 2030. SecondStreet.org hired market research firm Leger to learn more about how Canadians feel about the proposed tax change.
Public policy think tank SecondStreet.org released public opinion research today that shows significant opposition to the federal government’s proposal to raise the carbon tax every year for the next nine years.
We recently explored Canada’s relationship with natural gas and what it would be like without having the resource in the winter.
Why does Quebec spend billions of dollars each year importing natural gas when it could develop and use its own local natural gas resources instead? That’s what we investigated …