Researchers use “deep listening” to gauge geothermal sentiments
Katherine Matos Meza is building the evidence for how a new energy source earns public acceptance.
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Cascade Institute partners with Seequent to map Canada’s geothermal resources
State-of-the-art thermal model will provide a nationwide view of subsurface heat to accelerate Canada’s clean energy goals.
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Meet the rock doctor modelling Canada’s geothermal opportunity
Cascade’s Rebecca Pearce is developing a thermal model could that unlock the inexhaustible clean energy beneath our feet.
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An energy scientist invites the world to Canada
Emily Smejkal of the Cascade Institute is a driving force behind the 2026 World Geothermal Congress in Calgary.
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Strategize or Stagnate: Peter Massie on Canada’s geothermal moment
Canada sits atop the energy opportunity of a generation but needs strategic leadership to reap the full benefits of geothermal, argues Cascade Institute’s Peter Massie.
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The flashing-red bond market is the thread that may unravel the entire world economy
Christopher Collins
The Globe and Mail
The U.S. bond market may be the first major thread pulled in a global financial polycrisis, writes Cascade’s Christopher Collins.
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Donald Trump’s chaotic mess: When U.S. power serves the ‘sultan,’ global rules erode
Christopher Collins
The Conversation
How the U.S. engages the wider world could be termed “sultanism with American characteristics.”
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Europe Needs to Get Serious About Its Defense. A New Bank Is the Answer.
Christopher Collins and Mike O’Sullivan
Barron’s
Europe’s current defense financing tools fall short, and a new multilateral bank could unlock capital to strengthen its military readiness.
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Punishing young Canadians for leaving doesn’t solve the problem
Christopher Collins
The Globe and Mail
Canada shouldn’t try to stop young talent from leaving, but instead build a stronger economy that attracts them to stay or return.
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Cascade researchers warn of “bad-to-worse” crises in The New Republic
Thomas Homer-Dixon and Christopher Collins
The New Republic
The knock-on effects from the Iran war are intersecting with other crises and destabilizing the world. The worst may be yet to come.
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