We bring the environment
and the economy together.
We rigorously research and conduct high quality analysis on issues of sustainable development. Our thinking is original and thought provoking.
We convene opinion leaders and experts from across Canada around our table to share their knowledge and diverse perspectives. We stimulate debate and integrate polarities.
We generate ideas and provide realistic solutions to advise governments, Parliament
and Canadians. We proceed with resolve and optimism to bring Canada’s economy and environment closer together.
We create a context for possibilities to emerge.
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National Round Table on the
Environment and the Economy
344 Slater Street, Suite 200
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1R 7Y3
T : 613-992-7189
F : 613-992-7385
info@nrt-trn.ca
Our process helps Canada achieve sustainable development solutions that integrate environmental and economic considerations to ensure the lasting prosperity and well-being of our nation.
We rigorously research and conduct high quality analysis on issues of sustainable development. Our thinking is original and thought provoking.
We convene opinion leaders and experts from across Canada around our table to share their knowledge and diverse perspectives. We stimulate debate and integrate polarities. We create a context for possibilities to emerge.
We generate ideas and provide realistic solutions to advise governments, Parliament and Canadians. We proceed with resolve and optimism to bring Canada’s economy and environment closer together.
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