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Resources
Carbon Talks resources provide the starting point for an informed, in-depth, structured dialogue around issues relating to the low-carbon economy. Dialogue reports present the recommendations and thoughts that emerge from Carbon Talks invitational dialogue sessions on issues ranging from district energy to transportation policy - dialogues framed by corresponding discussion guides. Timelines are a way of tracking the history of certain low-carbon issues in Canada from green municipal policy in Vancouver to the growth of the energy biomass sector.
Unless otherwise noted, all Carbon Talks documents are released under a Creative Commons attribution, non-commercial license. You are free to make use of these materials for non-commercial purposes, but please credit the SFU Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue.
Dialogue Reports
Reports on the discussions and recommendations emerging from our invitational dialogues, including:
- Transportation futures for BC
- Increasing energy efficiency in BC's built environment
- Creating a welcoming cycling network for everyone in Victoria
- + more
Discussion Guides
Accessible, informative guides designed to provide background knowledge and perspective to a dialogue. Discussion guides provide a starting point for in-depth dialogue on topics and issues related to the low-carbon economy. These guides include topics such as:
- Sustainable use of biomass in a low-carbon Canada
- Creating and enabling a municipal environment for district energy
- Finding innovative financing for the green built environment
- + more