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FINDING SUSTAINABLE PATHWAYS

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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.

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We rigorously research and conduct high quality analysis on issues of sustainable development. Our thinking is original and thought provoking.

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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.

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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.

Working Paper # 12 – Measuring Sustainable Development: Energy Production & Use in Canada (March 1991)

By Western Environmental and Social Trends, Inc. (W.E.S.T.)

Working Paper # 12 - Measuring Sustainable Development: Energy Production & Use in Canada (March 1991)The NRTEE held a workshop in Montréal on February 28 to March 1, 1990, to discuss indicators of sustainable
development for energy production and use in Canada.
Forty-eight individuals representing energy suppliers,
energy users and energy policy makers in government
and academia participated in the two-day workshop. The
goals of the workshop were to provide advice on a draft
series of indicators for sustainable development in
energy production and use at the national level (macro
indicators); to identify practical links between macro
(national and inter-jurisdicational level) and micro
(individual or corporate level) indicators; to identify
next steps for progress; and to share information and
experiences of participants.

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Date: 1990