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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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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DEEP Earth Energy unveils next-gen geothermal plant near Estevan
Peter Massie
The Energy Mix
DEEP Earth Energy arrives on the Canadian geothermal power scene.
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Governing in a complex world series: Explaining the global polycrisis
Thomas Homer-Dixon
Canada School of Public Service
The impacts of a global polycrisis on governance systems and the Government of Canada.
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U.S. Department of Energy ARPA-E SUPERHOT program: Cascade Institute reaction
Ultradeep Geothermal program team
Cascade Institute reaction
The U.S. Department of Energy announces a $30M SUPERHOT geothermal program.
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Understanding the ideological drivers of Russia’s war in Ukraine
Jonathan Leader Maynard
Cascade Institute Speaker Series
The critical role of ideology in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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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.
On disinformation: A conversation between the Cascade Institute’s Thomas Homer-Dixon and James Hoggan of the David Suzuki Institute
Thomas Homer-Dixon
David Suzuki Institute interview
How information overload in digital spaces fuels negativity and division.
