Add to ORKGA presentation summarizing the ACW Working Paper 104 by John Mummé and Karen Hawley, The Training of Canadian Architects for the Challenges of Climate Change. Presentation was made by John Calvert, and included a tribute to John Mummé, who died in 2017.Adapting Canadian Work and Workplaces to Respond to Climate Chang
As the concerns for the environment and energy-efficiency (EE) emerged on the world scale, teaching...
This paper examines the efforts of one Canadian building trades’ union, the BC Insulators, to influe...
We no longer have the luxury of time as the effects of climate change are being felt, according to t...
Working paper #104. This study examines how Canadian architecture schools are training the next gene...
Presentation notes by Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood, Canadian Centre for Policy Analysis, to the ACW All-...
Presentation by Linda Clarke, Melahat Sahin-Dikmen, and Colin Gleeson, ProBE (Centre for the Study...
Presentation by Karen Hawley at the ACW-W3 Researchers’ Workshop. November, 2015. 12 slides. Toront...
Presentation by John Calvert, Simon Fraser University, at ACW All Team Meeting Researcher’s Workshop...
Presentation Overview: Advancing Climate Literacy in Building Trades’ Training Object of the projec...
Planners in British Columbia must adapt to climate change by preparing for expected and unexpected c...
This research paper examines the efforts of the BC Insulators union to promote climate literacy with...
There is compelling evidence that Earth’s climate is changing, in most cases becoming warmer. This e...
There is a broad consensus among climate scientists and policy makers that reducing the GHG emission...
This paper focuses on the design of buildings as part of society’s response to the climate crisis in...
Presentation by Carla Lipsig-Mummé, Principal Investigator, ACW, York University, Canada. Submitted...
As the concerns for the environment and energy-efficiency (EE) emerged on the world scale, teaching...
This paper examines the efforts of one Canadian building trades’ union, the BC Insulators, to influe...
We no longer have the luxury of time as the effects of climate change are being felt, according to t...
Working paper #104. This study examines how Canadian architecture schools are training the next gene...
Presentation notes by Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood, Canadian Centre for Policy Analysis, to the ACW All-...
Presentation by Linda Clarke, Melahat Sahin-Dikmen, and Colin Gleeson, ProBE (Centre for the Study...
Presentation by Karen Hawley at the ACW-W3 Researchers’ Workshop. November, 2015. 12 slides. Toront...
Presentation by John Calvert, Simon Fraser University, at ACW All Team Meeting Researcher’s Workshop...
Presentation Overview: Advancing Climate Literacy in Building Trades’ Training Object of the projec...
Planners in British Columbia must adapt to climate change by preparing for expected and unexpected c...
This research paper examines the efforts of the BC Insulators union to promote climate literacy with...
There is compelling evidence that Earth’s climate is changing, in most cases becoming warmer. This e...
There is a broad consensus among climate scientists and policy makers that reducing the GHG emission...
This paper focuses on the design of buildings as part of society’s response to the climate crisis in...
Presentation by Carla Lipsig-Mummé, Principal Investigator, ACW, York University, Canada. Submitted...
As the concerns for the environment and energy-efficiency (EE) emerged on the world scale, teaching...
This paper examines the efforts of one Canadian building trades’ union, the BC Insulators, to influe...
We no longer have the luxury of time as the effects of climate change are being felt, according to t...