Author Profile: Adam Ballah

Adam has worked with SCGC since, almost, its inception. He holds a Masters’ Degree in Environmental Studies from York University, and is deeply interested in (and concerned by) the intersections between risk, vulnerability, and security when it comes to climate impacts. Adam is also the founder and principal partner at Verdant Public Strategies, which is a small consultancy providing communications services and strategy to groups and organizations seeking positive local impact.

Author's Posts

Ontario's identity is inextricably linked to its natural bounty, and in the Canadian context, along with thousands of lakes nestled in forests and the Canadian Shield, the Great Lakes and fertile farmlands of central and southern Ontario are unique.
How important do you believe it is for Canada to increase its immigration levels to address both demographic challenges and climate migration?
The environmental benefits of smarter planning are considerable, and can form a key plank in addressing climate change and ensuring healthy communities for all.
Our policy brief on Barrie's Housing Community Improvement Plan (CIP), which is meant to support its goal of ensuring 15 - 20% of all new housing is affordable.
Do you think individual actions can make a meaningful impact in the fight against climate change, or do you think they are a distraction from the larger changes needed?
The debate around the carbon tax frequently misses its broader economic and environmental benefits. By effectively addressing the externality of carbon emissions, the carbon tax stands as a critical component of Canada's strategy to combat climate change and promote sustainable growth. Clear communication and understanding of the policy's benefits, including the progressive rebate program, are vital in navigating public concerns and fostering support for this essential environmental initiative.

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