Collaboration Can Be Uncomfortable But It's What We Need
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Learning from past successes to create the broad-based support for deep transformational change can occur through one simple concept: collaboration. Identifying villains and heroes, winners and losers has no place in the collaborative process necessary for such change.
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Ontario has lots of water. It’s a fact that the province holds about a third of the world’s fresh water. Unfortunately, it’s also a fact that elevated nutrient levels – particularly phosphorus – in Ontario’s streams, rivers and lakes pose a huge risk to this vital resource. Excessive phosphorus loads from industrial and agricultural sources can lead to algal blooms, which can threaten aquatic habitat and make water unsafe for swimming and drinking.
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Cultivating the Next Generation of Sustainability Leaders: My experience as the first Metcalf Foundation intern at Sustainable Prosperity
Water has been in the news a lot this summer — from the historic drought in California (check out the before and after photos in the top screen), to the algae blooms in Lake Erie (again, the photos are stunning). California doesn’t have enough water. Ohio has water – but it’s green.
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Just the Facts: Is there a cure for “carbon price phobia”?
We've just finished crunching the numbers to see how British Columbia’s pioneering carbon tax shift performed in its first five years. Check out our oped in the Globe and Mail and follow this blog series, where we tackle the biggest questions about the policy.
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Just the Facts: Is B.C’s carbon tax shift a silver bullet solution?
We've just finished crunching the numbers to see how British Columbia’s pioneering carbon tax shift performed in its first five years.
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Just the Facts: What’s behind B.C’s whopping fuel use drop?
We've just finished crunching the numbers to see how British Columbia’s pioneering carbon tax shift performed in its first five years. Check out our oped in the Globe and Mail and follow this blog series, where we tackle the biggest questions about the policy.
