It’s time to create a new national service
David Last and Thomas Homer-Dixon
Toronto Star
New and voluntary national service programs are needed to defend Canadian sovereignty.
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Op-ed
A bellwether for U.S. energy policy: Secretary of Energy Chris Wright’s approach to energy integration
Tim Bibby
Guest Commentary
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright’s record has implications for Canada and beyond.
If you want peace, prepare for war—an ancient lesson Canada must remember
Thomas Homer-Dixon
The Globe and Mail
President Trump’s threats to Canadian sovereignty demand a serious response.
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Understanding the policy implications of Canada’s “hidden energy communities”
Julie MacArthur and Emmanuel Ackom
The Hill Times
“Hidden energy communities” are often left out of affordable and reliable clean energy services.
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Trump Redux: Why the returning president is likely to become one of history’s most consequential figures
Thomas Homer-Dixon
The Globe and Mail
As “reconfigurer-in-chief,” Donald Trump will be a world-historical figure.
Time to dig deep into a strategy for geothermal power
Peter Massie and Emily Smejkal
The Hill Times
Canada’s opportunity to become a leader in geothermal power.
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Can we prevent Trump 2.0 from spiralling into catastrophe?
Megan Shipman and Michael Lawrence
The Globe and Mail
Donald Trump could activate vicious cycles in global systems and propel calamities that long outlive his second term.
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Breaking new ground: Geothermal in 2024
Peter Massie
Cascade Institute analysis
Technology breakthroughs have given geothermal a completely new value proposition.
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Key to Canada’s growth? Recall the role of public money in developing Alberta Oil
Emily Smejkal, Peter Massie, and Thomas Homer-Dixon
The Globe and Mail
The potential for Canada’s AOSTRA model (Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority) to serve as a blueprint to support energy innovation.
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We should listen to a renowned scientist’s warning on climate change
Thomas Homer-Dixon
The Globe and Mail
A vital scientific paper argues that warming is far more “in the pipeline” than conventional models predict, and requires a radical response.
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