EEPRN Student Researcher, 2019-2021
EEPRN Student Researcher 2019-2021
Associate Professor of Business at the University of Alberta School of Business and Associate Director of the Canadian Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility.
Almost every Canadian has experienced the perils of vehicle ownership in subzero winter weather. Besides shoveling snow and scraping ice, winter-related mechanical issues include frozen fuel-lines, or thickening motor oil damaging or wearing on the engine.
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2018-2019
The 2018 State of the Market report marks the seventh annual stocktake of green bonds and green finance in Canada, produced in partnership with the Climate Bonds Initiative.
Last year, green bonds continued to demonstrate their potential as an important tool for financing clean growth that can produce economic profits as well as environmental rewards.
Associate Professor of Energy in the Forest Resources Management department at the University of British Columbia
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2018-2019
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2018-2019
Discover how Canadian municipalities are eliminating plastic waste in their communities by adopting a circular economy approach
Work-Study Student Researcher 2018-2020
In collaboration with the Insurance Bureau of Canada, and the Co-operators Group Limited, Smart Prosperity is pleased to provide this submission in response to the call from the Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance.
The Government of British Columbia has tabled their 2019 budget "Making Life Better: A Plan for B.C." which lays out $902 million in new funding for implementing CleanBC, the government’s clean growth and climate strategy.
A plastics circular economy in Canada would recirculate materials in an environmentally- and financially-sustainable closed loop. It reduces waste and emissions while capturing value.
This webinar will explore plastics management through the lens of circular economy
An analysis of policy options and research needs for protecting species at risk through invasive species management.
If Canadians (or citizens anywhere) want well-being to continue for their children and grandchildren, the country’s comprehensive wealth must be sustained.
Tapping into what matters: Relational values and policy mixes for sustainability
Smart Prosperity Institute (SPI) offers travel awards for conference attendance on a competitive basis to current graduate students conducting environment-economy research of policy relevance for Canada.
