by Frank Jossi With natural gas prices climbing, clean energy advocates say regulators need to reconsider a Nixon-era practice that lets utilities pass along fuel costs to customers with little regulatory […]
The Greenest Dollar Is the One Not Spent.
Actions come from thoughts and thoughts from ideas. The greenest dollar is the one not spent. 1) Imagine ! Spending more is what Growth economics is all about. Humanity is already […]
Canada has water, the U.S wants it.
by Marc Montgomery on October 1, 2015 Once again this year, a severe drought hit the west coast of North America and the south-western US. This put enormous pressure on […]
Growth through contraction: Conceiving an eco-economy
By William E. Rees Originally posted in the Real World Economics Review Rees96
These 10 steps will strengthen Canada’s economy and climate
The current health crisis has proven disruptive for every Canadian industry. For manufacturers, this disruption has been especially tough. Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME) recently forecast an overall decline in output of […]