BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.27.21// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:2e38a58ff2ce7568154b01f9c8c78ff511950bf2@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20240329T072622Z DESCRIPTION:CHAIR: Georgette Matthews\n\n☐ KALIM SHAH: Coalitions as organi zational forms promoting greenhouse gas emissions reductions from the tran sportation sector: The U.S. Clean Cities Coalitions Program \n\n☐ HANA AMB URY: Governance frameworks for the opening and sharing of natural resource knowledge: Examining the impact assessment act \n\n☐ DANIELLE TESSARO: Ca n environmental policy be transformational? Social and environmental aspir ations for transformation and the environmental policy making process \n\n ☐ ANDREW HEFFERNAN: Neoliberal elephants: Community-based natural resource management as green global assemblage \n\n☐ CARELLE MANG-BENZA: Wandering identities in energy transition discourses: Political leaders’ use of the “we” pronoun in Ontario\, 2009-2019 \n\n☐ WILFRID GREAVES: Climate change and Canada’s security interests \n DTSTART:20200602T193000Z DTEND:20200602T210000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20240329T072622Z LOCATION:Registration required - Virtual Conference passcode to be sent 24 hours prior to session SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:11. Environmental Policy & Governance TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
Chair: Georgette Matthews
\n\n☐ span>Kalim Shah: Coaliti ons as organizational forms promoting greenhouse gas emissions reductions from the transportation sector: The U.S. Clean Cities Coalitions Program < /span>
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☐ Hana Ambury
☐ Danielle Tessaro: Can environment
al policy be transformational? Social and environmental aspirations for tr
ansformation and the environmental policy making process
☐< /span> Andrew Heffernan: Neolib eral elephants: Community-based natural resource management as green globa l assemblage
\n\n< span style='font-family:'Segoe UI Symbol'\, sans-serif\;'>☐ Carelle Mang-Benza: Wandering identities in energy transition discou rses: Political leaders’ use of the “we” pronoun in Ontario\, 2009-2019 span>
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