Tag: Green Transition

A deep look at how the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) turns the Paris Agreement’s finance clause, Article 2.1(c), into a powerful tool for shaping national policy through private capital. By embedding “Paris alignment” into banking, investment, and insurance standards, GFANZ can drive energy transitions without direct legislation — raising questions about sovereignty, market coercion, and who really decides the pace of change. Read More...

A federally funded academic study led by UPEI’s Dr. Nick Mercer is quietly collecting local narratives in Newfoundland’s Port au Port region— one of the most outspoken communities against Net Zero industrialization. Disguised as grassroots consultation, this project taps into federal SSHRC grants and local activist groups to legitimize future development plans under the banner of "community research." This editorial exposes how story-gathering is being weaponized as policy justification—and how locals, unpaid and unguarded, may be surrendering more than they realize. Read More...