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The eco-entrepreneur who captured our hearts: Respecterre and My deuxième chance, members of Cité Écologique

Every month, Cascades puts the spotlight on young entrepreneurs who stand out with their responsible practices and environmental values. This month, we are delighted…

Quebec’s responsible consumption in 2014: Where do we stand?

December 18, 2014

- Since 2010, a team of researchers from the Observatoire de la consommation responsable of UQAM’s School of Management (ESG) has been monitoring Quebecers’ responsible…

The Montreal Impact and Cascades partner up: soccer fans go green

July 30, 2014

It’s a beautiful evening at Stade Saputo: you’ve got nachos and drink in hand, and a great view from the top bleachers of the Montreal…

Canadian Environment Week: What promise will you make to the planet?

June 4, 2014

- Why not take advantage of Canadian Environment Week to add a new environmentally responsible habit to your daily routine? Just one new habit can…

Paper and cardboard: doing more with less… water

March 20, 2014

- Producing recycled paper takes waste paper and water, which means the pulp and paper industry is a huge consumer of “blue gold.” A few…

Responsible consumption: interview with Fabien Durif

February 25, 2014

- How responsible is consumption in Quebec? That’s what we asked Fabien Durif, the co-founder and director of the UQAM ESG Observatoire de la Consommation Responsable…

What criteria are involved in choosing greener products?

February 6, 2014

Though it may sometimes seem insignificant, every consumer choice we make has an impact on the environment. But do we really grasp how much…

Meet an Eco-Hero Who Is Green by Nature

December 27, 2013

- Once again this year, many Cascaders responded to the Eco-Heroes Contest, and most of them nominated a colleague who really shine for their eco-friendly…

Cascades’ very own energy performance champions!

November 13, 2012

-- As a specialist in the production of environmentally responsible products, Cascades' commitment to the green movement wouldn't be complete if its own production methods…