SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
What is causing Canadian industries to become cleaner? Evidence suggests it’s climate policy.
SPI’s Stewart Elgie spoke with CBC Radio for a segment on building a smart, green economic recovery for Canada post-pandemic
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
Instead of bouncing back, let’s bounce forward to a future in which we value and invest in the environment, benefitting nature and people.
If additional federal aid is given, it should come with strings attached that help Canada’s oil and gas sector become more resilient to price shocks and to support its transition to a low-carbon economy.
Why is it that within a single jurisdiction some climate policies become entrenched, and others do not?
Bringing together the world’s top research experts to report on the latest in environment-economy thinking
It is especially timely to consider the call for “just transition” plans, which seek to ensure fossil fuel-dependent communities and workers are not left behind.
This working paper explores how environmental taxes affect manufacturing productivity by examining British Columbia’s revenue-neutral carbon tax.
This working paper explores a just transition for fossil fuel workers and their communities in the context of climate change
As industry groups head to Ottawa and the provincial capitals for help, we need to make sure this unprecedented aid aims not just to help everyone get by, but also to help transition to a sustainable and prosperous future.
Three lessons for stimulating a smart, post-COVID economic recovery that puts people to work today building the economy of tomorrow
Session notes from the 2020 Symposium on green growth are now available
If done right, the federal government can use bail-out support for struggling industries to help them preserve jobs today and meet their goals for future success in a low-carbon economy.
Building resilience in our supply chains will help prepare Canada for the next pandemic, as well as the effects of climate change.
