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Sustainable Prosperity Takes a Closer Look at Environmental Markets

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Which policies best induce technological innovation?

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The Economics of Carbon Capture and Storage: Notes on a workshop

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Climate Policy Based on Analysis and Public Consultation

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Beneficial Corporations Issue Summary

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The evolution of capitalism

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Putting a Price on Carbon: Habit #4 of the 9 Habits of Highly Effective Resource Economies

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British Columbia Carbon Tax Review

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Identification of alternative and innovative funding sources for urban mass transit in connection with the theory of environmental economics

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Connecting the dots: The summer of 2012

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Barriers to Energy Efficiency Projects and the Uptake of Green Revolving Funds in Canadian Universities

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British Columbia's Carbon Tax Shift

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SP White Paper

Jurisdictions from Germany to China are developing policies to spur new forms of green economic development.

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Bonds and Climate Change

The study, entitled Bonds and Climate Change : The State of the Market in 2012, concludes that over US$174 billion of climate and/or green “themed” bonds have already been issued by corporations and international financial institutions, and that the market – both from the supply of new bonds to the demand for such bonds from institutional investors – is growing rapidly.

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Bonds and Climate Change 2012

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Up to standards: how can industry engage with civil society?

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The Likely Effect of Carbon Pricing on Energy Consumption in Canada

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The United Kingdom Climate Policy: Lessons for Canada

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Partner Engagement for Community Sustainability

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National Capital

Countries like Norway are using this framework to understand how the “drawing down” of non-renewable natural capital (mostly their offshore oil reserves) leads to increases in other forms of capital in their society.

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