Brightspot Blog
Early reactions suggest that few parties got everything they wanted, but the agreement does take another step toward clarifying what comes next for carbon markets and projects.
BC has released an intentions paper on chain of custody under the LCFS, offering insight and inviting consultation into how requirements may be applied and how verification expectations could evolve.
Brightspot has recently been accredited by the Standards Council of Canada as a Verification Body for the Government of Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations.
CBC highlights the growing momentum behind Employee Ownership Trusts and the leadership of our CEO, Aaron Schroeder, in helping shape this model in Canada.
How climate change affects overall human health, and why its impacts are felt more strongly by marginalized communities? In this post, we explore the links between climate change, the determinants of health, and existing social and health inequities.
A practical FAQ on Canada’s Clean Electricity Regulations (CER).
This post breaks down who needs to register, how Annual Emissions Limits work, what compliance options look like, and what operators should do before the December 31, 2025 deadline.
Can the clothes we already own help shrink fashion’s carbon footprint? In this post, we explore the hidden climate impact of our wardrobes and shares practical, research-backed ways to extend garment life, cut emissions, and rethink how we consume fashion.
In this post, we explore the federal government’s new Climate Competitiveness Strategy and what it means for organizations navigating compliance, investment, and decarbonization in Canada’s evolving policy landscape.
This year marks Brightspot’s 10th anniversary, a moment to reflect on the past decade and look ahead to the next.
Four Brightspotters reflect on key takeaways from Toronto Climate Week events. From circular solutions in the film industry to human rights in the energy transition, their insights highlight the diverse conversations shaping Canada’s climate future.
Deepika Mahadevan reflects on her experience mentoring bold climate entrepreneurs through the 2025 Women4Climate Toronto Program. From seaweed-based insulation to sustainable burial forests, discover the inspiring projects that are driving local action and innovation.
This post explores eco-anxiety and how stress impacts our ability to respond to the climate crisis. Backed by research from UBC psychologists, it offers five small, science-based actions that can improve your mental health and help the planet.