Alberta has the opportunity to develop new industries which are compatible with climate change targets. This policy brief identifies how public policies can support the growth and adoption of clean technologies, processes, and business models at various stages of the innovation cycle.
How the federal and Alberta governments can support investment in low-carbon activities that build on Alberta’s strengths
EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher 2021-2022
Meet the people behind the research.
Implications for upstream resource producers and primary material exporters
The role of primary natural resources has been overlooked in the emerging circular economy. Our new report fills that gap, addressing increasing interest in the implications of a shift towards circular economy strategies in global markets for resource-producers.
Implications for upstream resource producers and primary material exporters
The high price of wildfires
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the green economy.
Apply now to our call for two Fulbright visiting research chairs, in Environment & Economy and Environmental Policy at the University of Ottawa. The deadline to apply is September 15th, 2021.
As the country with the most biomass per capita in the world, Canada is well-positioned to take advantage of opportunities created by the bioeconomy, across economic sectors.
This publication series aims to provide a starting point in the journey towards a circular economy.
Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University
Associate Professor of Global Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University
The costs of extreme heat
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the green economy.
EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher, 2021 - 2023
The climate is changing and Canadian communities are bearing the costs. To ensure these communities have the opportunity to thrive, taking a proactive approach to adaptation is necessary while we continue to advance mitigation strategies.
Migration from Hamilton to surrounding communities could threaten the city’s ability to attract and retain talent, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and its capacity to adapt to climate change.
This report focuses on the census metropolitan area (CMA) of Hamilton. It will provide a detailed picture of Hamilton's demographic development over the past ten years and its relationship to the price and supply of housing.
