The Climate Intelligence Program (CIP) provides strategic, evidence-based analysis of climate science, technology, business, and policy. Leveraging a network of academic, private, and public sector partners, the CIP designs practical, cross-cutting solutions for our clients and partners in order to mobilize the innovation and entrepreneurship required to meet the challenges of climate change.
The Latest CIP Briefing Note:
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from aviation in British Columbia (BC) are expected to increase in the foreseeable future, in part driven by growing tourism to the province. Yet current projections do not account for, or acknowledge the possibility of, increased emissions due to tourism growth. Existing international
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Some highlights from this weeks News Scan:
Authors: Neil Thomson, Neil Salmond, Kristina Welch, Justin Bull, James Noble,
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The Federal Government’s withdrawal from the Kyoto protocol not only damaged Canada’s reputation internationally, it also squandered an opportunity to give climate policy new momentum at a time when no other country has the same capacity to lead, according
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