Monthly Archives: November 2006

Reporting Back: Green Party of Canada Policy Conference, Halifax

I’m back in Toronto today after being in Halifax yesterday for the first policy conference in a series for the Green Party. It was a great experience, and the organizing team (Chris Alders et al) is to be commended. The … Continue reading

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Dr. Ron Colman – “A Sobering Place to Begin”

The following is one post in a series: “Reporting Back: Green Party of Canada Policy Conference, Halifax“ Dr. Ron Colman, founder and Executive Director of GPI Atlantic, began by placing Environmental Tax Shifting (ETS) in context. ETS, he explained, is … Continue reading

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Dr. Peter Victor – Managing Without Growth

The following is one post in a series: “Reporting Back: Green Party of Canada Policy Conference, Halifax“ Dr. Peter Victor from the University of York York University went next, with a presentation called “Managing Without Growth.” Building on what Colman … Continue reading

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Amy Taylor – Nuts And Bolts of ETS

The following is one post in a series: “Reporting Back: Green Party of Canada Policy Conference, Halifax“ Amy Taylor from the Pembina Institute presented on the details of how Environmental Tax Shifting should be implemented. The goal is to internalize … Continue reading

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