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The second carbon reward check for Boisaco
Mr. Steeve St-Gelais, President and Mr. Bastien Deschênes, Chief Executive Officer of Boisaco, receive a second carbon royalty check from Will. Mr. Steeve St-Gelais, President and Mr. Bastien Deschênes, Chief Executive Officer of Boisaco, receive a second carbon...
A triptych approach as a vector in climate change.
Every conscious act carries its own value, this is why everyone should be encouraged to participate in change. Technological innovation materializes by its adoption, its accessibility and by its conscious use, this is what we call behavioral change. Every conscious...
Sustainable mobility and climate change in Quebec
Since 1990, the total fleet: of cars, light, medium and heavy trucks, increased significantly. By observing the trend from 2007 to 2012, we can observe that absolute GHG emissions from the transport sector have diminished with the exception of 2011. Since 1990, the...
The Paris Agreement
The Paris Agreement adopted unanimously by the 195 countries members of the United Nations (UN) on December 12th, 2015 following the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate change (UNFCCC) constitutes a first signal...
Voluntary initiative from the Chief Editor of The Guardian
In early 2015, The Guardian’s chief editor Alan Rusbridger took a clear position on the importance to act on climate changes, giving full sense and value to voluntary initiatives. In early 2015, The Guardian’s chief editor Alan Rusbridger took a clear position on the...
Why not a service franchise?
Whenever we hear the word franchise, we tend to think of the McDonald’s and KFC’s of the world but in true fact, there are many other businesses that are operating under a franchise model. You can buy in to a service franchise from a reasonable $15-$25,000 range up to...
Overview of Franchising and pros and cons
Contrary to what is generally accepted, franchising is not a modern concept from the 20th century. Depending on interpretation, franchising goes as far back as the 19th century when German brewers would allow pubs to sell their product which was considered by many as...
2015-2020 – Waiting for the application of K2
Following a final compromise, at the COP 20 in Lima (Peru) last December, held under the aegis of the United Nations, allows us to expect that the table has been set for Paris in December 2015 for the finalisation of a new protocol Kyoto II (K2) on climate change. K2...
To put a price on carbon emissions (GHG)
In a recent report published in May 2014 by the World Bank Group on Climate Change, titled «State and Trends of Carbon Pricing», surprising and disparate prices per ton of GHG emissions used and applied in accordance with different mechanisms and in different...