Three preconditions to ensure efforts to advance a greener economy are equitable and inclusive
This event engaged public, private and civil society stakeholders in a discussion of the approaches, policies, and practices required along the metals and minerals supply chain in an increasingly circular global economy.
Is climate change a ballot box issue?
As the shift to a more circular economy gains traction worldwide, it’s past time for Canada, too, to lean in and assert its own path.
This event engaged public, private and civil society stakeholders in a discussion of the approaches, policies, and practices required along the metals and minerals supply chain in an increasingly circular global economy.
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the green economy.
Building Value: Circular Opportunities for the Natural Resources Sectors
We need a clear and compelling vision for what Canada’s contribution will be to the global circular economy, and a national strategy or roadmap to get there.
We caught up with Jonathan Rubin ahead of his term as Fulbright Visiting Research Chair at Smart Prosperity Institute.
Exploring the supply management system that governs Ontario's dairy supply chain
Investigating the impact of manufacturing disemployment on communities across Canada to understand the relative effects of these changes.
The World Circular Economy Forum comes to Canada – and SPI is there!
Progressive policies like the means-tested rebate and lump-sum dividends can leave the majority of low-income households better off than they would have been without the carbon pricing policy – leading to both climate and equity wins.
This publication series aims to provide a starting point in the journey towards a circular economy.
Mike Moffatt, Senior Director at SPI, explores five things to watch in the green economy.
How party platforms compare on promises regarding greening the economy.
A conversation with Katharine Hayhoe
Housing policy is critical to our environmental ambitions and supporting an economic recovery — and solving the affordability crisis is necessary to grow the clean economy Canada deserves.
Over $130,000 in funding awarded in 2021 for environment-economy research happening across Canada and internationally.
The carbon footprint of cryptocurrency
