Studies founded both in economic theory and empirical research have shown that when firms self-report their pollution, their environmental performance improves.
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’?
Sustainable Prosperity commends the Government of British Columbia in its desire to build on its existing climate action measures to move closer to its long-‐term greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.
This Issue Summary was written by Adam Baylin-Stern, based on a research paper titled, “Carbon Pricing and Mind the Hissing” by Marisa Beck and Randall Wigle.
