Canadian energy has big role to play in China’s fight with climate change: Sean Speer and Ian Lee in the Financial Post
Developing more of Canada’s energy resources can help in the fight against climate change. How? Sean Speer and Ian Lee, ...
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Want the next big climate change idea? Don’t look to Ottawa: Sean Speer
Ottawa’s number one job in addressing climate change? Creating the conditions for bottom-up, market driven technological innovation to help foster ...
A reasoned approach to fighting climate change: MLI paper by Sean Speer and Douglas Auld
Authors present ideas for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in a way that leverages new technology, mitigates the economic damage to ...
Europe’s misguided ban on genetically modified foods: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe
Europe's stance against genetically modified foods flies in the face of scientific inquiry, writes Brian Lee Crowley, Managing Director of the ...
MLI Commentary: Cultivating the Australia-Canada relationship
Why the two countries have a lot to gain – especially on climate change – from a closer cross-Pacific bond ...
On how to protect human life, the papal encyclical gets it wrong: Crowley in the Globe
Pope Francis’ papal encyclical on climate change was right to make protecting human life a goal, writes Brian Lee Crowley ...
Under capitalism, innovation springs eternal: Cross in the Post
Writing in the National Post, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow Philip Cross writes that discounting the role technological development will play in ...
MLI’s Cross in the Globe and Mail on the many risks Earth faces. Should climate change be the greatest priority?
MLI's Philip Cross writes in today's Globe & Mail that climate change is just one of a list of problems ...
Canada’s Boring Economy: A Love Story
This morning the latest U.S. unemployment numbers were released showing unemployment at 9.9 percent, a slight uptick from last month's ...
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