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Mark Mann

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Associate editor at Corporate Knights. I write and publish stories about climate, energy, and the green economy.

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Currently a reporter for the Montreal bureau of Bloomberg News.

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Canada risks losing its edge on low-cost industrial power: report

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By Mark Mann
| Corporate Knights Verified
The Canadian Climate Institute has published a detailed script for the Mark Carney government to spearhead wide-scale upgrades of Canada’s electricity system. The report published Wednesday argues that for the prime minister’s massive trade and building push to succeed, the country must move quickly to preserve a key competitive advantage: abundant clean, low-cost power.
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U.S. climate action isn’t stopping

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By Mark Mann
| Corporate Knights Verified
A bracelet of prayer beads peeks out from under Eric Garcetti’s sleeve. The former mayor of Los Angeles got it in Bodh Gaya, India, where Buddha reached enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. Now he wears it whenever he can, he says, sitting down for an interview at the Montreal Climate Summit in April. There really is something quite equanimous in the way Garcetti talks about the deep political rift in the United States over low-carbon energy.
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The world blew past 1.5°C. The reckoning has only just begun.

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By Mark Mann
| Corporate Knights Verified
Of all the ways the world has entered a new era, one of the most consequential yet least discussed is unfolding beneath the ocean’s surface. The planet’s warm-water coral reefs are dying at an unfathomable speed and scale: as much as 40% in the last three years, equivalent to all the dieback of the previous five decades combined. Picture a plasma screen TV reverting to black and white, or a field of flowers turning monochrome.
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