This event will bring water resource professionals and others together to help chart the path to that safe, sustainable and resilient water future.
Professor & Canada Research Chair in Global Women's Issues, The University of Western Ontario
Assistant Research Professor, Political Economy Research Institute, & Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst & Honorary Senior Research Associate at UCL's Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose
A back-of-the-envelope evaluation of environmental stewardship subsidies in Alberta and recommendations for future evaluations
Session notes from the March 2018 Symposium on clean innovation are now available.
Presentations from the March 2018 Symposium on clean innovation are now available.
While there is a lot of attention being paid in Canada to clean technologies and financing, there is a lack of emphasis being placed on equity and social justice implications of the transition to a cleaner economy.
Smart Prosperity Institute's Stewart Elgie appeared before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance to discuss Part 5 of Bill C-74. Translation: federal carbon pricing legislation.
Equitable revenue recycling for marginalized or vulnerable populations ensures BC’s carbon tax works not only towards sustainability goals but also to mitigate inequities as carbon prices rise over time.
A synthesis of existing literature for promoting and optimizing women’s employment in manufacturing, construction and transportation
This report examines the role of women in energy production
Tracking progress in meeting our Paris climate targets
Reducing and diverting waste can be an important step in GHG mitigation and Canada’s overall climate change approach. This Policy Brief focuses on economic policy tools to encourage waste prevention and diversion at the final consumer stage.
89% of Canadians want to protect species at risk. This Policy Brief focuses on economic tools for protecting species at risk on private land.
Reducing household waste in Canada has the potential to reduce direct and lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, and is an important step towards meeting our climate change commitments.
Conflux Canada is the largest gathering of sustainability professionals who recognize positive actions to address climate change as an opportunity for growth and prosperity.
Executive Director of the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions at the University of Victoria
Professor and Tier I Canada Research Chair on Creation, development and commercialisation of innovation at École Polytechnique de Montréal
