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Graduate Student Spotlight #2: Shaping the future of environmental sustainability research

From sustainability reporting to heavy metal pollution in the Arctic – Smart Prosperity Institute is excited to profile emerging student research from uOttawa’s Master of Environmental Sustainability program.


Elizabeth Daigle

Research Associate


Climate Data Requirements, Gaps, and Challenges to Support Climate-Related Financial Disclosures

High-quality, transparent, reliable, and comparable climate-related financial disclosures are essential to advance sustainable finance. This report analyzes gaps and challenges in the available data for climate-related financial disclosures in Canada.


Urban greening for climate resilience - Flooding

Our continuing blog series explores how nature-based solutions can combat climate change and protect human health.


Malorie Bertrand

Director of Communications


Bianca Cecato

Postdoctoral Fellow


Graduate Student Spotlight: Shaping the future of environmental sustainability research

From invasive lampreys to safer arctic shipping – Smart Prosperity Institute is excited to profile emerging student research from uOttawa’s Masters of Environmental Sustainability program.


Urban greening for climate resilience - Heat islands

Nature-based solutions can help solve some of today’s most urgent problems. Our new blog series explores how urban greenspaces can combat climate change and protect human health.


Protecting our Ocean: What is a Blue Conservation Economy?

We take a deep dive into “blue conservation economies” and how they can help protect our one world ocean


Who Will Swing The Hammer?

A Hamilton housing report by Smart Prosperity Institute, with support from the West End Home Builders’ Association and the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.


Policy Precedents for Inclusive Energy Retrofits

Accelerating deep energy retrofits in ways that address equity concerns is a pillar of a just transition.


Student Blog: Earth Day Reflections on the Urgent Need for Inclusive Co-Management and Climate Resilience

It is critically important to implement IPCC recommendations to lessen human activities' effect on the Arctic region.


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