Ontario’s government framed its reversal of carbon pricing and clean energy programs as an attempt to “save the little guy” — but it may have inadvertently thrown its economy in reverse while losing jobs and costing consumers. Read More at …
Securing a clean growth future for B.C.’s buildings and industry (publication)
B.C.’s forthcoming clean growth strategy represents a big opportunity for the province to demonstrate to the rest of Canada how policies to secure a clean and prosperous economy can be implemented successfully. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Breaking it down: how carbon pricing addresses climate change (blog)
Pollution isn’t free. There is a real cost to the environment and our health when someone — an individual or a business — pollutes, leaving the air, water, or land less clean for everyone. Read More at The Pembina Institute
How a price on carbon reduces emissions (publication)
By making polluters pay, a price on carbon pollution kickstarts behaviour changes and innovation. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Ontarians want action on climate change. So, what’s the plan?
The Ontario government has repeatedly promised an alternative climate plan, but the only thing it has done so far is cancel programs. Where does this leave Ontarians? Read More at The Pembina Institute
We need to hold the line on carbon pricing (blog)
It’s essential that from here the level of ambition increases. Read More at The Pembina Institute
B.C. can lead next wave of Canadian climate action
B.C.’s steps forward come as climate action and putting a price on carbon pollution become increasingly touchy subjects in Canada. Read More at The Pembina Institute
B.C., we have a gassy problem
While the gas sector claims its product is “clean,” it has a methane leak problem. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Setting intentions for B.C.'s next climate strategy
The Pembina Institute presents a timely webinar about the B.C. government’s new intentions papers — released for consultation in the lead-up to this fall’s climate solutions and clean growth strategy — and our initial assessment of them. Read More at …
Two webinars to illuminate path to B.C. clean growth strategy (media release)
The B.C. government has outlined some of its high-level thinking on building a clean growth economy in the lead-up to this fall’s climate strategy. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Making low-carbon buildings the new normal in B.C.
The Pembina Institute presents a webinar about the B.C. government’s intentions paper on the building sector — and our perspective on the path forward — in the lead-up to this fall’s climate solutions and clean growth strategy. Read More at …
Green Economics: A Two-Day Training Intensive for Non Economists
Position yourself and your organization to be an agent of change. Read More at The Pembina Institute
