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Suburban Sprawl: Exposing Hidden Costs, Identifying Innovations

Challenge the Myth that Suburban Sprawl is Cheaper, Says Ottawa Think Tank

Checking Reality: Shell’s Crystal Ball and the New Energy Scenarios

IPCC 5th Assessment Report: The Call for a Global Carbon Budget

Looking into the numbers – The World Energy Council Trilemma Report

Untangling the Subsidy Knot: A Panel Discussion of Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform

A Reason for Optimism: Canada's Green Bonds Market in 2012

In our 2013 Canadian supplement to this year's Bonds and Climate Change report by the Climate Bonds Initiative, Sustainable Prosperity found that Canada's C$5.7 billion-dollar green bond universe is starting to mature.

The Rise and Fall of the Australian Carbon Tax

The recent political victory of Australia’s new Prime Minister, Tony Abbot, may be the last straw to determine the fate of the country’s carbon tax. As a pre-election statement, Abbot promised to repeal the short-lived carbon-pricing legislation. Last Saturday, Abbot’s Liberal-National coalition ousted the long-running Labor government under Julia Gillard who instituted the carbon tax in 2012.