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Guest Blog: Don’t forget 98% of the Canadian economy (again) in the Green Recovery

Engaging with SMEs in developing a low-carbon pandemic recovery just makes sense. It targets an under served sector where real moves towards decarbonization and the green economy can be made.


A systematic review of energy efficiency home retrofit evaluation studies

Residential retrofit programs can reduce greenhouse gas emissions while creating jobs and stimulating the economy.


Lindsey MacMillan

SPI Research Fellow, 2020-2021


Sheena Parris

SPI Research Fellow, 2020-2021


Valentina Ofori

EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher 2020-2021


Seyedmehdi (Dean) Ahmadi

EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher 2020-2021


Gloria Wu

EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher 2020-2021


Bryce Pratt

EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher 2020-2021


Christine Desrochers

EEPRN and Greening Growth Partnership Student Researcher 2020-2021


Colleen Kaiser

SPI Post-Doctoral Fellow, 2020-2021; SPI Pre-Doctoral Fellow, 2019-2020


Nathan Lemphers

SPI Post-Doctoral Fellow


Maya Papineau

Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Carleton University


An economic recovery should invest in Canadian wealth and well-being

Investments into Canada’s social, human, and natural capital are needed to ensure growth is sustained, equitable and opportunity-generating.


The Low Carbon Policy Ecosystem

Leaving Small and Medium Sized Enterprises Behind


Smart Prosperity Institute at the World Circular Economy Forum Online 2020

The Institute will participate in a session on "Building a resilient circular economy in North America.”


Stephanie Cairns on the Walrus Talks @home discussion panel

Circular Economy - Shared Prosperity for the Long Term


Canada’s Role in the Global Biodiversity Challenge

People, organizations, and governments are recognizing that when it comes to biodiversity loss the question is no longer whether we can afford to change, but whether we can afford not to.


We Need to Invest in Biodiversity – for Nature, Society and the Economy

Safeguarding biodiversity is a critical ingredient to a sustainable future.


Bridging the Transparency Gap in Sustainable Finance

Advancing the Business Case for the Canadian Centre for Climate Information and Analytics (C3IA)


Guest Blog: The threat of populism to climate policy? Lessons from Ontario

The Ontario experience is a warning that Populist attacks based on a climate policy’s consumer costs remain a serious political threat, even where the actual economic effects on citizens are quite small.


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