Climate Blog
Student Climate Blog Series: Exploring Municipal Impacts of Highway 413, Part 2
(27 May 2022) by Relina d'Cruz This blog post is the second of a two-part series focussing on the municipal…
Student Climate Blog Series: Exploring Municipal Impacts of Highway 413, Part 1
(6 April 2022) by Relina D'Cruz This blog post is the first of a two-part series focussing on the municipal…
Climate Blog series: Steps to Effective and Inclusive Public Engagement, Part 5
Concluding Thoughts: Lessons for Cities and Climate Action Planning Processes This post is the last of five in this series…
Climate Blog Series: Steps to Effective and Inclusive Public Engagement, Part 4
Inclusive Climate Action through Charrette-Based Consultation This post is the fourth of five in this series written by Windsor Law…
Climate Blog Series: Steps to Effective and Inclusive Public Engagement, Part 3
Public Engagement and Charrette Processes in Climate Action This post is the third of five in this series written by…
Climate Blog Series: Steps to Effective and Inclusive Public Engagement, Part 2
An Introduction to The Charrette Process This post is the second of five in this series written by Windsor Law…
Climate Blog Series: Steps to Effective and Inclusive Municipal Public Engagement, Part 1
The Current Framework on Municipal Public Consultations in Ontario This post is the first of five in a new series…
Climate Blog: Windsor-Essex Local Institutions Talk Climate Action Planning
(20 April 2021) by Mikal Daniel. Local public institutions such as universities, colleges, health-care institutions and schools that play a…
Climate Blog: Making Windsor Bike-Friendly – Climate, Health, and Economic Benefits of Increasing Cycling Infrastructure
(March 30, 2021) By Klaudia Grabkowska. The presence of expansive cycling infrastructure in a city can significantly contribute to its…
Climate Blog: Reframing our Objectives – The Importance of a Race-Centred Intersectional Approach to Environmental Justice
(23 March 2021) By Aucha Stewart. Municipalities produce or have regulatory jurisdiction over approximately 50% of carbon emissions in Canada.…
Climate Week at UWindsor brought together UWindsor researchers, community leaders and organizations on climate action and research
(11 March 2021) by Mikal Daniel. From February 22 - 26 the first Climate Week @UWindsor was held. It was…
Climate Blog: The City of Windsor’s Residential Deep Energy Efficiency Retrofit (R-DEER) Program: A Model for Municipal Retrofit Programs?
(22 February 2021) By Mallory Allan. When buildings use energy, that energy can produce greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs). These emissions…
