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Who Deserves a Just Transition?
Equity considerations need to be put at the forefront of the conversation.
200,000 High-Carbon Workers Face a “Terminal Decline” Without Federal Support
Canada’s social safety system isn’t robust enough to support a ‘just and fair transition’ to the clean economy for all workers. It’s time that changed.
Report Reveals Regions with Highest Share of Fossil Fuel Workers by Province; “Just Transition” Plan Needed
The transition to a clean economy will create significant opportunities, but the process may also present hardship for certain workers and their communities
Environmental Racism: Adding African Canadians’ Voices to the Climate Change Debate
This project is designed to explore the impact of climate change upon racialized communities within Canada.
“Ambition Gap” Plagues Canadian Climate Change Efforts, Finds Report
Efforts to curb climate change in Canada are being hampered by a serious “ambition gap,” finds a new report by researcher Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood.
Evaluating Government Plans and Actions to Reduce GHG Emissions in Canada: The State of Play in 2016
Presentation by Bruce Campbell, CCPA & University of Ottawa, and Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, at ACW All Team Meeting Conference, Vancouver, November, 2016.
ACW Baseline Report – Domestic Policy
This report provides an overview of the Canadian policies and financing instruments designed to discourage the emission of carbon and other greenhouse gases (GHGs) into the atmosphere (“green policies”).