Concordia researcher hopes to use big data to make pipelines safer

Concordia’s waste reduction efforts expand to Loyola Campus

Concordia University Foundation to divest and aim for 100% sustainable investments by 2025

Concordia celebrates 185 new trees on the Loyola Campus

Concordia research reveals how climate change will affect hydropower production across Canada

Sustainability Action Plan will include a roadmap toward carbon neutrality

CO2 emissions cause lost labour productivity, new Concordia research shows

Thermal imaging of housing stock can tell us where energy costs will hurt, Concordia researchers show

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10 Quebec universities unite to declare a climate emergency

Concordia hosts its first Sustainability Action Week

Engineering research team receives $5M from Fisheries and Oceans Canada to re-evaluate oil-spill responses

Climate action alleviates eco-anxiety

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Concordia fine arts student builds ecological sculptures out of bee paper

Concordia professors bring their research to the 87th Congrès de l’Association francophone pour le savoir

Concordia receives $9.1M for 49 research projects in natural sciences and engineering

Concordia researcher partners with the City of Magog to better understand the impacts of climate change

City trees can offset neighbourhood heat islands, Concordia researcher says

5 Concordia engineering students build an ocean-cleaning aquatic drone prototype

Concordia launches a new Office of Sustainability

The Concordia University Foundation and global investment firm Inerjys Ventures sign a $1.2M partnership to strengthen the cleantech sector

Climate engineering needs to look at the big picture, says researcher

Firms are better off revealing their environmental practices, new research shows

The future of cities hinges on a critical, collaborative approach to climate change, experts say

Concordia hosts Sustainability in the City and Beyond, a free conference open to the public

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A 1.5°C increase in global temperatures may be reached in fewer than 16 years — but the damage can still be reversed!

New research shows how cities can harness wind power

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