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Nordic co-operation, Canadian provincialism

Clean power lessons from Nordic efforts to expand electricity trade and decarbonize the grid.

  • Shawn McCarthy
23.03.22

Germany’s Energiewende 4.0 Project

Lessons for Canada’s electricity system transformation

  • Chris Turner
01.12.21

Flood Vulnerability and Climate Change

Improving flood risk assessment by mapping socioeconomic vulnerability in a mid-sized Canadian city

  • Liton Chakraborty
  • Jason Thistlethwaite
  • Daniel Henstra
13.08.21

Greater than the sum of its parts

How a whole-of-government approach to climate change can improve Canada’s climate performance

  • Janetta McKenzie
  • Jonas Kuehl
22.11.21
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