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Reflections on the Utrecht Winter School on Earth System Governance
Day 1 at the Winter School. Photo credit: Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development UU In November, the Earth System Governance (ESG) Project hosted a Winter School at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. The five-day Winter School took place in advance of the ESG Conference (read Emma Lecavalier’s summary of the conference here). The School provided an opportunity […]
EGL co-Director Matthew Hoffmann on Ontario’s New Climate Change Plan on “Here and Now Toronto” CBC
EGL co-Director Matthew Hoffmann speaks with Reshmi Nair about the Ontario government’s new climate change plan on “here and Now Toronto” CBC. You can listen to the full interview here.
Toronto’s Role in Climate Governance and Sustainability: 5 Takeaways From EGL’s Conversation with David Miller
Co-sponsored by the School of Cities, The Environmental Governance Lab hosted its first “In Conversation With” seminar earlier last month with former Toronto Mayor and current C40 Regional Director for North America, David Miller, on the role Toronto plays in the global climate and sustainability predicament. The new EGL series aims to bring together academics, […]