Summary
This funding supported a panel discussion about the future of Alberta’s climate policy and what it means for industry and consumers. In the lead up to the major global climate negotiations in Paris, provinces across Canada are aspiring to bold action—Alberta included. As Alberta’s government prepares to release its updated climate strategy, it has committed in no uncertain terms to achieve its 2020 targets. Yet Alberta’s context, as a major Canadian oil and gas producer, is unique. Its policy decisions must consider a broader range of issues including its role meeting global energy demands and the economic importance of its oil and gas industry. Negotiating these complex issues and moving forward with solutions that achieve both economic and environmental imperatives will require the broad support of Albertans. The purpose of this event was to advance meaningful discussion of these issues with leaders of industry, government, and civil society.
Grant Outputs
Three Videos from the Eco-fiscal Commission Breakfast Event in Calgary – http://ecofiscal.ca/media-news/video-gallery/#events
Grant Details
- Amount: $4,000
- Type: Project Grant
- Period: May 2015 to Sep 2024
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Recipient:
McGill University - Department of Economics - https://www.mcgill.ca/economics
- Project Leader: Chris Ragan
- Keywords: Climate Change , Natural Resources , Oil and Gas