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Victoria Foote

Toronto
As seen in: Corporate Knights, The Energy Mix, Who What Why, MaRS Discovery District, PEMBINA institute, Electric Autonomy, ON Nature Magazine
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A new trend in travel puts tourists to work for nature restoration

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By Victoria Foote
| Corporate Knights Verified
Shannon MacLaggan and her husband, Pete, did not have a business plan when they stumbled upon an abandoned hunting and fishing lodge located along the upper Ottawa River. But they did have a vision. It was 2021, and the couple had sold the yoga studio they had operated for 10 years. “Everybody is so addicted to their phones,” MacLaggan thought at the time. “And we’re all exhausted.
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A breakthrough geothermal project in Bavaria

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By Victoria Foote
| Corporate Knights Verified
Geothermal energy, thus far limited to a handful of locations where rare geological conditions can support it, has historically played a marginal role in the world’s clean-energy supply. But in the small Bavarian town of Geretsried, near Munich, a new geothermal plant is quietly signalling a paradigm shift for the industry, as recent technological advances have opened up new territories, enabling the production of clean, baseload power.
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Fusion energy’s long shot has become a gold rush

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By Victoria Foote
| Corporate Knights Verified
The history of nuclear fusion power is littered with disappointments. Since 1952, scientists have been conducting fusion reactions in attempts to recreate the way the sun generates energy. Time and again, the massive reactors consumed more energy than was produced. “We’ve been saying fusion is 30 years away for 60 years,” says Jason Donev, physics professor and associate director of the new energy-science major at the University of Calgary.
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