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Sharlene Gandhi

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As seen in: Future of Good, Shado, Holistic Women's Health, Facebook, Medium, Instagram Official Blog, Eventbrite Blog, Penguin Random House (US), Dazed Magazine, Stanford Social Innovation Review, lancaster.ac.uk, Brown Girl Magazine and
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✍🏽 Journalist covering business and technology | 🌞 Outdoorsing | 💌 sharlene@futureofgood.co

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Neighbourhood association launches technology lending library in east Toronto. | Future of Good

Neighbourhood association launches technology lending library in east Toronto. | Future of Good

Technology lending libraries - where community members can borrow hardware and access the internet - are help…

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The last national survey of Canadian non-profits and voluntary organizations was 20 years ago. Wh...

The last national survey of Canadian non-profits and voluntary organizations was 20 years ago. Wh...

Despite the current government encouraging evidence-based policymaking, non-profit and voluntary organization…

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Building Anti-Racist Research and Community Engagement

Building Anti-Racist Research and Community Engagement

There are frequent public consultations, community engagements, and focus groups - but how inclusive and equi…

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Social media is helping newcomers and refugees settle into life in Canada. Why isn't the settleme...

Social media is helping newcomers and refugees settle into life in Canada. Why isn't the settleme...

Settlement organizations should know what kinds of information newcomers are searching for on social media, a…

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Digital first responders play a growing role in disaster response. Are there lessons Canada shoul...

Digital first responders play a growing role in disaster response. Are there lessons Canada shoul...

Humanitarian responses need reliable communications infrastructure. Equipping municipal staff with the techni…

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Standardizing data collection could help non-profits fill gaps in critical community services. Wh...

Standardizing data collection could help non-profits fill gaps in critical community services. Wh...

Non-profits are being invited to share their data requirements and challenges as a new standard takes shape.

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CFTC: Producers, managed money build CCA length

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By Sharlene Gandhi, Iulia Gheorghiu, Gaurav Bindra
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CFTC: Producers, managed money build CCA length Published 01:05 on / Last updated at 01:05 on / , and / Americas (Compliance Markets & Taxes) Carbon Pulse Premium Emitters and financial players both added new length to their California Carbon Allowance (CCA) holdings, although the two groups diverged on their RGGI Allowance (RGA) net shorts, according to data released on Friday by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). A subscription is required to read this content.
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ExxonMobil subsidiary withdraws carbon capture application after limited approval -media

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By Sharlene Gandhi
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CO2 Management > CCUS > ExxonMobil subsidiary withdraws carbon capture application after limited approval -media ExxonMobil subsidiary withdraws carbon capture application after limited approval -media Published 22:40 on / Last updated at 22:40 on / / Americas (US & Canada), CO2 Management (CCUS), Net Zero Transition (Industrial Decarbonisation) Carbon Pulse PremiumNet Zero Pulse An ExxonMobil subsidiary has withdrawn its application to build carbon capture projects in Montana, local media...
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BRIEFING: Washington utilities raise linkage concerns around compliance periods, electricity imports, no-cost allowances

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By Sharlene Gandhi
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Insights > Briefings > BRIEFING: Washington utilities raise linkage concerns around compliance periods, electricity imports, no-cost allowances BRIEFING: Washington utilities raise linkage concerns around compliance periods, electricity imports, no-cost allowances Published 16:45 on / Last updated at 16:45 on / / Americas (Compliance Markets & Taxes, US & Canada), Insights (Briefings) Carbon Pulse Premium Utility companies in Washington raised challenges with the shortening of compliance...
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How is social media changing news?

It is making everybody part of and responsible for the news. It is democratising what 'news' means, taking it out of the hands of the elite.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Both high school and college! At both, I focused on reporting news pieces and extra curricular activities

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

An article about reverse mentoring commissioned for a special series on Diversity and Inclusion in the Stanford Social Innovation Review