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Adam Ballah

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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.

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Bradford Bypass – Take Action!

The proposed Bradford Bypass highway is likely to degrade air quality in the Bradford area, impacting resident's health. Tell decision makers that your health is more important than the Premier's developer buddies profits.
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Research: Air Quality Impacts of the Bradford Bypass

It is increasingly clear that policies that promote increased vehicle traffic should be seen as a last resort, and implemented only where no other options are possible.
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Press Release: SCGC Welcomes Federal Intervention on Greenbelt

In Simcoe County three of our local MPPs - MPP Dunlop, MPP Downey and MPP Mulroney - are directly responsible, as members of cabinet, for approving the Greenbelt takeouts.
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Letter to the Editor: Province hasn’t been upfront on Bradford Bypass

Freedom of Information requests obtained by the Simcoe County Greenbelt Coalition show that the province is not being upfront regarding the Bradford Bypass.
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The Whale: What Would Roosevelt Think (Who knows, he’s dead.)

A short essay on conservatism, conservationism, environmentalism and why all of the above are important.
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Media Statement – Auditor General Bradford Bypass

...congestion will worsen on highways 400 and 404, the province continues to intentionally mislead Ontarians using unverified traffic studies.
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