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Researcher Reflections #5: Resilience Planning is Social Too
Friday, August 14, 2015
Meg Holden is an Associate Professor of Urban Studies and Geography at Simon Fraser University and a Co-Investigator with MC-3. Here Meg shares her impressions of developing community resilience through iterative sustainable development practice in Sweden.
Suburban Cycling Networks
Friday, August 7, 2015
While cycling in cities like Copenhagen, Portland, Seville and Vancouver, gets a lot of attention, cycling in the suburbs around these cities is often overlooked.
Researcher Reflections #4: May the Stars Align
Monday, August 3, 2015
Continuing our series of reflections from the research team, Ann Dale shares why she is hopeful that the stars are alligning for a meaningful agreement in Paris this December. Ann is the Principal Investigator on MC3.
Post-Car Dublin
Friday, July 24, 2015
We have blogged before about urban centres in developed countries outgrowing the automobile. Well, Dublin seems to be the next city on the list.
Researcher Reflections #3: Thinking about home
Friday, July 17, 2015
In last MC3 researcher reflection, Eric Brown made mention of Pope Francis’s encyclic
Sub-National Leadership Highlighted at Climate Summit
Friday, July 10, 2015
Toronto played host this week to the Climate Summit of the Americas, an event that drew over 300 delegates from 21
Researcher Reflections #2: I am feeling optimistic...
Friday, July 3, 2015
Continuing our series of reflections from researchers involved in MC3, Eric Brown shares why he is feeling optimistic about the prospect of a meaningful deal in Paris this December. Eric is a Master of Urban Studies Candidate at Simon Fraser University with a focus on sustainable community planning for small towns.
Climate Myth Busting
Friday, June 26, 2015
The Guardian recently published a list of eight climate change falsehoods that require a dose of myth busting.
Researcher Reflections #1: The Future is Bright and Green
Friday, June 19, 2015
Over the next few months we will be profiling some of the current thinking on climate change and local governmenance among researchers involved in MC3. Alastair Moore, Doctoral Candidate at the University of Manchester, kicks things off with this optimistic piece on political leadership towards transformative change.
Historic G7 Climate Change Commitments
Friday, June 12, 2015
The leaders of seven of the world’s most advanced economies have committed to phasin
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