The Guardian drew on the perspectives of Thomas Homer-Dixon to make sense of renewed Canadian anxieties about U.S. coercion and the sudden fragility of longstanding geopolitical alliances.
The Guardian cites Thomas Homer-Dixon as fears resurface of U.S. coercion against Canada Read More »
Canadians must confront the new reality that the U.S. could use military coercion against Canada, argues a Globe and Mail op-ed co-authored by Cascade Institute Executive Director Thomas Homer-Dixon and Adam Gordon, an affiliated Cascade researcher and former legal adviser to Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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The Polycene, Friedman writes, “will be the first era in which humanity must govern, innovate, collaborate and coexist at a planetary scale in order to thrive.”
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Experts including Cascade Institute fellow Megan Shipman explain how Canadian youth are particularly affected by the Polycrisis.
How the polycrisis is making young people Canada’s unhappiest generation Read More »
How complexity science can help us make sense of today’s interconnected global challenges.
Crisis and resilience: An interview with Thomas Homer-Dixon Read More »
AI’s disruption of jobs will spur governments to raise taxes on Big Tech to support displaced workers.
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A new report by the Cascade Institute shows enhanced geothermal systems could affordably deliver clean baseload electricity.
Geothermal analysis shows “deeper is cheaper” for Canadian energy Read More »
New technologies, geological know-how, and vast untapped resources are putting geothermal at Canada’s energy forefront, says an in-depth article in Canada’s National Observer.
Can new tech finally wake Canada’s sleeping geothermal giant? Read More »
