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Report
November 2015
The aim of this report is to explore how environmental markets can be employed as a way to maintain and improve environmental quality and limit pollution as Southern Ontario’s population and economy grow.
Policy Brief
October 2015
Multimedia
August 2015
This paper serves as the foundation for a two-year policy and research project titled “Linking Natural Capital and Productivity: A Strategy to Improve Canada’s Economic and Environmental Performance.”
November 2014
October 2014
In Canada, both our culture and our economy are linked to biodiversity: our economy is in large part underpinned by the extraction of natural resources while our cultural identity is often linked to our abundant biodiversity and large areas of wilderness.
Research Paper
The use of conservation offsets to achieve environmental goals is becoming more prominent, both in Canada and around the world. In order to build new, effective programs, it is useful to evaluate current programs for the lessons that can be learned.
March 2014
Canadians benefit enormously from Canada’s natural environment. Firms and industries extract natural resources for use in their production processes; individuals enjoy access to it for positive health effects and recreation; and all Canadians benefit from the natural services it provides -- such as the purification of air provided by forests and flood control provided by wetlands and plains.
February 2014
November 2012
November 2011
