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Environment and sustainability

BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends

Spring/Summer 2005, Volume 8, Number 2

BC Office | Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Education, Environment and sustainability, Government finance, Taxes and tax cuts

April 6, 2005

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Inside this issue:

BC Budget 2005: A Missed Opportunity
Who Benefits? Revisiting BC’s Income Tax Cuts
The $150 Million Question: What Does New K-12 Funding Mean For BC’s Schools?
Is the Province Equipped to Tackle the Pine Beetle’s Long-term Impact?
BC’s Economic Recovery: The Role of Commodity Prices

Is the province equipped to tackle the pine beetle's long-term impact?

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability

Projects & Initiatives: Resource Economics Project (BC)

April 14, 2005

Offshore Oil and Gas Development in Atlantic Canada: A Bibliography

Socio-Economic and Environmental Impacts

Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability

April 5, 2005

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British Columbia’s Forest Health Crisis: Charting a New Course

Speech to the Western Silvicultural Contractors Association

Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability

Projects & Initiatives: Resource Economics Project (BC)

March 29, 2005

Printed copies of this article can be purchased from the for: $10

Disarming BC’s Conservation Corps

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability

Projects & Initiatives: Resource Economics Project (BC)

March 23, 2005

March 2005: Time for a Klein-Up

Hey, Ralph, enjoy your oil-fuelled party, but then clean up

The Monitor

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability

March 16, 2005

December 2004: Time and Tide Wait for Progressive Politicians

Only political fossils would still prefer fossil fuels to tidal power

The Monitor

Issue(s): Energy policy, Environment and sustainability

December 15, 2004

December 2004: Waste Not, Want Not

One of our most precious resources flushed down the drain

The Monitor

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability

December 15, 2004

September 2004: Filling Our Tanks (And Brains) With The Wrong Fuel

Lament for an election in which the crucial issue was ignored

The Monitor

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability, International trade & investment, Deep integration

September 23, 2004

May 2004: Well-Being Measurement -- The Next Step

The time is ripe for a Canadian Genuine Progress Index (GPI)

The Monitor

Issue(s): Environment and sustainability

September 20, 2004

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