Designing a conservative climate agenda & Eliminating fossil fuel subsidies
Meet the people behind the research
Smart Prosperity Institute caught up with Dr. Kenneth Richards ahead of his 2020-21 term as Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Environmental Policy.
Teaching Faculty at the University of Western Ontario Centre for Environment and Sustainability & Part Time Faculty at Kings University College
Identifying measures that advance both climate and equity objectives is hard, but essential and achievable.
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the clean economy.
This webinar explored the full suite of public policies needed to support innovation for a circular economy in Canada.
This webinar will explore the full suite of public policies needed to support innovation for a circular economy in Canada.
Shifting to a more "agile" regulatory system – one that is stringent but also flexible and predictable – is increasingly understood as necessary for accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy.
An in-depth examination of the full suite of public policies needed to support innovation for a circular economy in Canada.
Canada's auto sector goes electric & A look inside the Indigenous economy
Addressing greenhouse gas emissions from the existing residential building stock will be critical in achieving deep emissions reductions.
Powering the Circular Economy: The Role of Hydrogen
A new report from the United Nations Environment Programme says the world has a second – and possibly last – chance to tackle climate change and other environmental threats.
As we move to a greener pathway, in order to not leave anyone or any industry behind, the idea of transition bonds has surfaced in global climate finance circles.
Smart Prosperity Institute Executive Director Mike Wilson will be joining EnviroCentre for a Green Room conversation
Beating the 2030 Climate Targets & Behind the Scenes in the Carbon Price Fight at the Supreme Court
Climate action supported by carbon pricing need not make life less affordable for Canadians. This analysis offers a pathway forward for addressing concerns about costs for all Ontarians.
A Made-In-Ontario carbon pricing system could support affordability for families
