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Explaining green industrial policy in an age of globalization

July 18, 2024

Governments are increasingly using industrial policy to develop low-carbon economic sectors and catalyse the energy transition. A recent study provides a framework to explain why governments adopt different types of green industrial policy, depending on industry position in the global supply chain and types of uncertainty.

Sacred Soil, Green Ideals

July 16, 2024

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Social Networks for Food Security in Naivasha, Kenya

July 05, 2024

Professor Kariuki Kirigia's contributed the chapter Flourishing Flowers, Withering Livelihoods: Social Networks for Food Security in Naivasha, Kenya in the recently published volume Agricultural Intensification, Environmental Conservation, Conflict and Co-Existence at Lake Na

A comparison between private and public rules governing lithium mining in Argentina

July 05, 2024

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Exposing environmental injustice through maps and stories

June 06, 2024

Often, it is society’s poorest and most vulnerable people that are most exposed to environmental harm. This injustice is the subject of much research, but getting the evidence needed to bring about major change can be challenging.

80 years ago, we defeated fascism. Can we do it again today?

June 06, 2024

Professor Stephen Schaper published the op-ed 80 years ago, we defeated fascism. Can we do it again today? in the Toronto Star.

Comparing private standards and public regulations in lithium mining

May 29, 2024

Professor Teresa Kramarz recently published Redundancies, layers, and dilemmas: Comparing private standards and public regulations in lithium mining.

The Climate Establishment and the Paris partnerships

May 23, 2024

The Paris Agreement created an institutionalized role for non-state actors through voluntary cooperation. Many international NGOs (INGOs) are particularly active in these “Paris partnerships,” often working with multinational corporations to reduce emissions and promote decarbonization.

Recently published: Going to Seed: Questions of Idleness, Nature, and Sustainable Work

May 22, 2024

Professor Kate J. Neville published Going to Seed: Essays on Idleness, Nature, and Sustainable Work, which won the Sowell Emerging Writers Prize.

The ability of the Greenbelt to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

May 13, 2024

PhD Students from Debra Wunch's lab published CO2 fluxes of vegetation in the Greenbelt of Ontario and increased net ecosys

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