Innovation is the central element of climate change policy in many jurisdictions. Reduced to
technology development and linked to market‐driven priorities, innovation accommodates …

As emitters of nearly one quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions in the United States,
industrial sectors are key players in the effort to mitigate damages from climate change …

This paper examines the diverse policy strategies that Canada's largest oil-producing
provinces have used to protect their oil sectors from constraints on emissions. Building from …

Canadian climate policy is increasingly complex, with numerous mandatory and voluntary
policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These policies are national and sub-national …

One of the core mandates of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is the abatement
of global warming. The challenge of global warming is hugely influenced by the discharge of …

Abstract The Canadian province of Alberta is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas
emissions, producing 256 megatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year, or 38% of …

Abstract The Canadian province of Alberta is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas
emissions, producing 256 megatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year, or 38% of …

This paper investigates the need for a Canadian public policy approach to climate migration.
Using a literature review and undertaking two case studies, this paper reviews and …

In 2018, the Canadian province of Alberta introduced a revamped carbon pricing regime–
the Carbon Competitiveness Incentives Regulation (CCIR)–for large industrial emitters. This …

“Canada is back my friends, and we're here to help”, proclaimed Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau at the 2015 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) …