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Debora L. VanNijnatten, Canadian Environmental Policy and Politics, 5e Student Resources
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- Chapter 01 - What is a “Just Transition”?
- Chapter 02 - Indigenous Knowledge and the Way Forward
- Chapter 03 - Canadian Public Opinion and the Green Transition
- Chapter 04 - Environmental Activism and Strategies for the Green Transition
- Chapter 05 - Sustainability Transitions through Multi-Sector Collaboration
- Chapter 06 - A Primer on Environmental Governance in Canada
- Chapter 07 - Environmental Law for a Just Transition
- Chapter 08 - Inside the Federal Government—Mobilizing Policy Tools for the Green Transition
- Chapter 09 - The Green Transition, Federalism, and Policy Durability
- Chapter 10 - The Urban Politics of Climate and Energy Transitions
- Chapter 11 - Canada-U.S. Interdependence and the Green Transition in North America
- Chapter 12 - Canada, the Global Green Transition, and Climate Leadership
- Chapter 13 - Meaningful Participation and Energy Transitions in the North
- Chapter 14 - Assessing Ottawa’s Paths to Net-Zero through an Energy Sustainable Lens
- Chapter 15 - Canada’s Blue-Green Transition: Where is Water Policy?
- Chapter 16 - Canadian Biodiversity Policy in the “Last, Best Chance to Save Nature” Decade
- Chapter 17 - Sustainability Transitions Across the Agri-Food Landscape in Canada
- Chapter 18 - Exploring Green Transition Pathways in the Forestry Sector in Canada
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