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Vol. II — No. 184Remarkable People · Exceptional CompaniesToday's Edition

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FortisBC’s $697.6 Million Bet: Can a Gas Utility Reinvent the Pipe Before the Rules Reinvent It?
Climate · Consumer · Enterprise

FortisBC’s $697.6 Million Bet: Can a Gas Utility Reinvent the Pipe Before the Rules Reinvent It?

FortisBC is trying to modernize a century-old energy system without making reliability or affordability the collateral damage. The playbook is unusually practical: blend cleaner fuels, fund many small experiments, partner early and let regulators kill the ideas that cannot yet carry their cost.

british-columbia-utilities · natural-gasRead →
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The Nature Conservancy of Canada Built a $183 Million Machine for Buying Nature Time
Climate · Social · Education

The Nature Conservancy of Canada Built a $183 Million Machine for Buying Nature Time

Canada’s largest private land conservation organization turns donations, public money and negotiated land deals into permanent habitat. The clever part is not buying land - it is arranging for the care to outlast the campaign.

nature-conservancy-of-canada · land-conservationRead →
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The Yellow Can Is Now Yerba Madre - and the Name Change Is the Least Interesting Part
Consumer · Health · Climate

The Yellow Can Is Now Yerba Madre - and the Name Change Is the Least Interesting Part

After nearly three decades as Guayakí, America's dominant yerba mate brand changed the label, kept the yellow can and made its real product easier to see: a market for the forest left standing.

yerba-mate · functional-beveragesRead →