Deborah Johnson

Don Petit: “The price for energy produced from solar and wind has fallen so quickly that most people do not know that they have become cheaper than any other energy source.

Frequent contributor Ken Boon is sharing his thoughts on the drought conditions in the Peace.

Peace region resident Evan Saugstad has returned to providing writing opinion pieces. His first piece with Energeticcity.ca is on the carbon tax.

Law firm Slater and Gordon has opened an office in Brighton to extend its legal services across the country and help more people access justice

Since its inception in 2010, NCM UK has become an established and respected name in case management.

A woman who was forced to have part of her leg amputated after poor care from two NHS Trusts has still not received an apology for her trauma – nine years on.

A small-scale mine (left) operates beside Dredge No. 4 (right), near Dawson City, Yukon in August 2021. Dredge No. 4 is now owned by Parks Canada, and operates as a museum.

Slow fashion and slow food movements leading the way. Cassia Johnson / University of Exeter. Deborah Johnson / University of Exeter and Kathryn Moore / University of Exeter

By Deborah Johnson, Sustainable Brands For Scope 3 to be monitored successfully, Scope 1 and 2 emissions reporting must be mandated across all businesses and suppliers, no matter their size.

The trust deed for a self-managed superannuation fund is vitally important as it contains the rules for the operation and management of the fund.