Leveraging carbon credits as a source of funding for local non-profits.

One impressive Nova Scotian shows the huge impact one person can make as she and fellow volunteers collect garbage from Nova Scotia shorelines ­— to the tune of a million and a half pounds since 2020 — giving much of it a second life.

A Dalhousie-led group of university researchers is working to map one of our biggest assets in our fight against climate change – our soil.

A development partnership between the thirteen Mi’kmaw communities in Nova Scotia means a more environmentally sustainable and economically secure future going forward.

Vertical, hydroponic farming in Atlantic Canada is an increasingly smart way to get your greens in a time of growing geopolitical uncertainty, food insecurity, and climate change.

One passionate and persevering Pictou County councillor finds a (net zero) way to keep the lights on, and the doors open in community buildings in small town Nova Scotia.

One Nova Scotia entrepreneur and former NASA research scientist uses fly larvae to turn food waste into feed and fertilizer.

Farmers doing what they can to cut back on emissions and ecological degradation, all while adapting to a changing climate.

A look at the myriad of solutions to pull carbon out of the atmosphere — here in Nova Scotia, in other areas of the country, and internationally.

More and more people are looking at the idea of a green burial as a way to help the planet even as they make plans to leave it.

A look at where we are in terms of a solar panel recycling plan, here and across the country.

One Nova Scotia renewable energy company is learning about the power of connection through Indigenous partnerships.

A closer look at the role animals play in the world of carbon cycling and carbon capture

Two Halifax families adapt a less car-centric life and prove it can be done, even with young children.

Canada’s oldest private school begins long road to net-zero.

Parks Canada has been giving Cape Breton’s Fortress Louisbourg a much-needed energy retrofit and the savings are impressive.

Halifax Water is making clean, efficient energy from moving water… and that’s not all.

Prince Edward Island brings decarbonization home.

One innovative Nova Scotia company is recycling an impressive 90 per cent of what goes into landfills, but is it solving one problem only to contribute to another?

One Nova Scotia company’s game-changing recycling process not only turns old wind turbine blades into boats, it also provides a huge opportunity for recyclers looking to get into the fibreglass game.