Equitable, diverse and inclusive action in a climate emergency is not optional–it is an
imperative. Despite the growing rhetoric for inclusive energy systems transformations, many …

Abstract Local and Indigenous Peoples steward and protect a significant proportion of
biologically diverse ecosystems globally. This fact is increasingly acknowledged by …

In Canada, emerging discussions about colonialism and ongoing retrenchment from the
welfare state, including social housing, accentuate the urgency of addressing housing need …

This paper contributes to the political economic analysis of industrial forestry in the Global
North (GN) by introducing and applying elements of an analytical framework for extractivist …

Abstract The Government of Canada's long-awaited just transition legislation (termed the
Sustainable Jobs Act) passed through the House of Commons recently. However, the future …

If you asked me, I'd say, well, I personally would prefer to not be implicated in a world
ravaged by mega-storms, desertification, drowned coastlines, and a thoroughgoing murder …

ABSTRACT Since 2010, grassroots-led socio-ecological movements in Québec, Canada
played a key role in overturning carbon extractivist proposals. Building on their successes …

Wildfires and subsequent community evacuations offer a highly visible example of climate
change-induced dislocation. In so-called Canada, both the changing climate and …

The construction industry accounts for 18 per cent of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions.
There is extensive evidence that this can be reduced significantly by implementing …

The rise of EDI and Indigenizing institutional initiatives in settler universities like so-called
Canada [1] could suggest significant transformations and reduction of colonial violences …