Resources
EELL 2025 CONFERENCE RESOURCES
Strengthening Ghana's Climate (Environmental) Resilience: The Role of the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)
Corporate Land Use and Indigenous Health: Uncovering the Public Health Burden of Resource Extraction
RECLAIMING NARRATIVE SOVEREIGNTY IN THE AGE OF GREEN REVOLUTIONS: A decolonial critique of food security narratives and the coloniality of knowledge
Mining, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development: Balancing Resource Extraction with Environmental Resilience in Ghana
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government has given itself the power to suspend provincial and municipal laws for chosen projects in areas it deems to have economic importance, citing the need to speed up development of mines, but First Nations warn confrontation is brewing.
Known as Bill 5, the legislation sparked a firestorm of anger among First Nations communities, who say it tramples their rights and ignores their concerns. It may have passed in the legislature Wednesday, but Indigenous leaders say the fight is just beginning.
As announced in the 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan, Budget 2022 committed $29.6 million over three years, starting in 2022-23, to advance an Indigenous Climate Leadership Agenda that will support self-determined action in addressing Indigenous Peoples’ climate priorities. The funding will also support the phased implementation of distinctions-based climate strategies.
