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The Energy Mix is more than the news we curate and publish weekly. Our work is guided by the question: How Can We Help?
The resources on this page are part of our commitment to help share credible sources of news and information for decision-makers and community members, counteract waves of disinformation and unchecked AI-generated content, and re-build trust in reliable news and community organizations.
All with the goal of backstopping Canadian sovereignty, forging new partnerships to tackle the crisis (well, the crises) of our times, and offer sources of support in times that can feel overwhelming and isolating.
These resources are free to use for anyone looking to understand the large, complex, global transition in which we find ourselves, find solution-focused stories, and be part of creating a different outcome.
The report represents the work of 146 experts from 71 collaborating institutions, monitoring progress across 54 indicators, including four new indicators introduced in 2026, providing the most comprehensive assessment yet of the links between climate change and health.
From Sierra Club Canada, this podcast covers climate change and climate action, environmental justice, biodiversity, nature, outdoor education and exploration.
Are governments doing enough to keep global warming in check? Climate Action Tracker puts their promises to the test. This independent scientific project evaluates climate policies and emissions targets across major emitters, showing how national action measures up to the Paris Agreement and what it means for future global temperatures.
Report from Carbon Tracker, explaining how the El Niño-Southern Oscillation cycle works, its impacts on extreme weather and global temperatures, and why this El Niño event is projected to be the most intense since records began.
Key takeaways on building Canada's clean economy from the ground up, from investors, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and climate advocates featured on the Better Ideas Show live stream, originally aired on September 14-15, 2026.
What does growing international turmoil mean for Canada's LNG industry? In this webinar, IEEFA analysts Mark Kalegha, Clark Williams-Derry, and Christopher Doleman examine the shifting global market, emerging risks, and what a more uncertain outlook could mean for Canadian liquefied natural gas projects and investments.
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Key takeaways on digital sovereignty and AI data centres, from investors, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and climate advocates featured on the Better Ideas Show live stream, originally aired on September 14-15, 2026.
In this Q&A, Carbon Brief explores the role carbon capture and storage (CCS) is expected to play in achieving net-zero, its record to date and the reasons it has been criticized, using the UK as an example.
Continuing devastation in the Middle East and the threat of more make it even more important for Canada to understand its situation as a petro-state. From April, 2026, moderator George Benson from the Zero Emissions Innovation Centre (ZEIC) engages key thought leaders on important questions: Have we been here before? What makes this moment unique? Where should we go from here?
Missed The Better Ideas Show livestream? Explore The Better Ideas Show Individual Segments playlist for conversations with investors, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and advocates working to build Canada's clean climate economy. Recorded in Toronto during the September 14-15 2026 Canada Investment Summit, these interviews spotlight ideas worth hearing.
What does a clean energy future actually look like, and how do we get there? Canary Media digs into the answers. A trusted, independent nonprofit newsroom and collaborator of The Energy Mix, it follows the shift to cleaner power, transportation, buildings, and industry, uncovering which technologies and policies deliver real progress.
Climate change touches everything. Grist helps readers see how. A trusted, independent nonprofit newsroom and collaborator of The Energy Mix, Grist brings sharp reporting and fresh perspectives to the climate crisis, its unequal impacts, and the people working toward a fairer, more sustainable future.
