Canadian energy policy and the struggle for sustainable development
By: edited by G. Bruce Doern.
Contributors: Doern, G. Bruce.
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 341
Subjects: Energy policy -- Canada -- Congresses.; Sustainable development -- Canada -- Congresses.; Energy industries -- Environmental aspects -- Canada -- Congresses.; Power resources -- Environmental aspects -- Canada -- Congresses.; Politique énergétique -- Canada -- Congrès.; Développement durable -- Canada -- Congrès.; Industries énergétiques -- Aspect de l'environnement -- Canada -- Congrès.; Ressources énérgétiques -- Aspect de l'environnement -- Canada -- Congrès.
Genres: Congresses.; Congrès.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Essays from a conference held Oct. 2002.
Table of contents: title: Canadian energy policy and the struggle for sustainable development: political-economic context / G. Bruce Doern; title: The changing nature of national and continental energy markets / André Plourde; title: Energy policy and sustainable development / Robert W. Morrison; title: Accounting for the uncountable: valuing the environment in energy policy / Bill Jarvis; title: Electricity restructuring in Canada / Donald N. Dewees; title: Canada-U.S. electricity trade and the climate change agenda / Scott Vaughan ... [et al.]; title: Sustainable and socially efficient electricity production: how will Ontario satisfy the criteria? / Stephen Scott; title: Alberta's oil and gas industry in the era of the Kyoto Protocol / Keith Brownsey; title: The smartest steward? Indigenous people and petroleum-based economic development in Canada's north / Frances Abele; title: Northern gas pipeline policy and sustainable development, then. And now? / Nigel Bankes and Michael M. Wenig; title: Alternative dispute resolution in energy regulation: opportunities, experiences, and prospects / Monica Gattinger; title: The Alberta energy sector's voluntary approach to climate change: context, prospects, and limits / Alastair Lucas; title: Conclusions and related energy policy challenges for a Martin liberal government / G. Bruce Doern.