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EGL in Conversation: What happens to climate policy post elections?
As part of the ongoing Environmental Governance Lab in Conversation Series, the Environmental Governance Lab hosted an insightful conversation in November of 2019 regarding what role the newly elected Liberal-minority government plays in the ongoing climate policies, energy policies and overall carbon market. The conversation included four esteemed panelists, moderated by Steven Bernstein, co-Director […]
EGL co-Director Teresa Kramarz interviewed in The Varsity – “Mayor John Tory calls for Toronto to declare a climate emergency”
EGL co-Director Teresa Kramarz interviewed in The Varsity – “Mayor John Tory calls for Toronto to declare a climate emergency”. Read Here.
NEW from EGL co-Director Teresa Kramarz: Reasserting proper relationships of accountability in the Age of Greta
NEW from EGL co-Director Teresa Kramarz: Reasserting proper relationships of accountability in the Age of Greta. Read here.