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COP 21: We can do this

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Ahead of Paris: the role of science in shaping future climate policy

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Government and the Economy

As one of its 'Five Burning Platforms,' Canada2020 organized a panel on the Canadian economy. Diana Carney, Director of Strategy & Engagement at the Institute of Public Policy Research moderated the panel, which included Mike Moffatt, Assistant Professor at the Ivey School of Business, Danielle Goldfarb, Director of the Global Commerce Center at The Conference Board of Canada and Jascha Jabes, Director of Corporate Finance at Scotiabank.

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Creating Complete, Compact and Energy-Efficient Communities in BC: How Fiscal Tools Can Be An Opportunity For Local Governments

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International Trade in Biofuels: Legal and Regulatory

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International Trade in Biofuels: Legal and Regulatory

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Q&A with Martin Heintzelman

Martin D. Heintzelman is the Fulbright Visiting Chair at the University of Ottawa’s Institute of the Environment.

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Sustainable Prosperity's Submission to the Ontario Standing Committee on Social Policy

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Ontario's Environmental Markets: Creating Price Signals to Protect Our Natural Environment

The aim of this report is to explore how environmental markets can be employed as a way to maintain and improve environmental quality and limit pollution as Southern Ontario’s population and economy grow.

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The Political Economy of Carbon Pricing

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What’s in a name? Canada’s new Minister of Environment and Climate Change

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Sustainable Prosperity's Submission to the Conservation Authorities' Act Discussion Paper

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Sustainability Alignment Manual: Using Market-Based Instruments to Accelerate Sustainability Progress at the Local Level

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Americans ask themselves: “What’s nature got to do with it?”

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Sustainability Alignment Manual

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Improving Audit Mechanisms for Environmental Information Disclosure Programs

Studies founded both in economic theory and empirical research have shown that when firms self-report their pollution, their environmental performance improves.

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The SP Student Network: Cultivating the next generation of environment and economy leaders

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If you teach a policy maker to (account for) fish: Looking at natural capital issues and management in Thailand’s fishing sector

One of the main questions the Natural Capital and Productivity project seeks to answer is ‘what might Canada do better, in order to improve its economic and environmental performance’?

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