Electricity Transition Hub Summit 2025
Toronto, Ontario , CanadaCPE Executive Director Shatha Qaqish-Clavering will be speaking at the third annual Electricity Transition Hub Summit, a unique, two-day event exclusively for Canadian utilities and system operators who participate in […]
Sustainable Engineers Association 2025 Sustainability Conference: Adaptation – Planning for Future Challenges
Bahen CentreEnjoy the 2025 Sustainability Conference: Adaptation – Planning for Future Challenges hosted by the Sustainable Engineers Association (SEA) at U of T and TMU, and sponsored by Climate Positive Energy, […]
Academic Panel: Managing Grid Resilience in a Decarbonized World – Small Modular Reactors vs. Renewable Energy
University of Toronto Faculty Club 41 Willcocks St, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaAs the demand for electricity surges—driven by electrification, AI, and clean energy transitions—how can our power grids remain resilient? This panel will bring together academic and industry experts to explore […]
iSPEAC Seminar: A Transdisciplinary Journey for Understanding Water Security in the Saskatchewan River Delta
Online and in-personDecisions on climate change adaptation and mitigation often reflect the upstream-downstream dynamics that challenge water security globally. This talk draws on 14 years of research exploring diverse knowledge tools to […]
iSPEAC Seminar: Interdisciplinary Genomics Wetland Research: Navigating the Microsystem and Macrosystem
Online and in-personThis presentation examines findings from a large-scale genomics-driven project on constructed wetlands for oil sands process-affected water remediation, integrating both microsystem and macrosystem perspectives. At the microsystem level, insights from […]
iSPEAC Seminar: Refining our interpretive understanding of causal environmental stress responses of freshwater microbiomes in sediments
Online and in-personIn this presentation, contrasting case studies highlighting natural (baseline) and anthropogenically impacted landscapes will be discussed. The focus will be on identifying and linking physicochemical processes to microbial community function […]
Climate Positive Energy at True Blue Expo
Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus 108 College St, TorontoConnect with the University of Toronto’s entrepreneurship community, including startups, accelerators, and ecosystem partners at the True Blue Expo on March 6. Visit the Climate Positive Energy booth as part […]
Vulnerable Communities and Climate Justice: A Roundtable
Innis Town Hall 2 Sussex Avenue Toronto, ONOrganized by the Institute for Environment, Conservation and Sustainability (IECS), in partnership with Another Story Bookshop, Harbinger Media and the National Observer. The wealthiest are the largest contributors to greenhouse […]
Race, Labor, and the Political Fractures of Climate Actions
Trinity College 6 Hoskin Avenue Toronto, ONOrganized by the Institute for Environment, Conservation and Sustainability, co-sponsored by Centre for Diaspora and Transnational Studies, School of the Environment, and the Centre for Comparative Literature. Matt Huber is […]
iSPEAC Seminar: Biogeochemical Time Machines – Theory and Practice
Online and in-personThe early evolution of life on Earth was intimately coupled with the development of the oceans' chemical composition and redox conditions. The biogeochemical processes of the ancient oceans – today […]
iSPEAC Seminar: A reactive transport perspective on steel corrosion in concrete and the (hidden) link to climate change
Online and in-personCorrosion of reinforcing steel is the most common cause of premature degradation of reinforced concrete structures, giving rise to large economic costs and imposing safety risks. Additionally, the construction sector […]
iSPEAC Seminar: Beautiful Destruction – Using mosaic to depict chaos and hope in the Anthropocene
Online and in-personDrawing on their extensive experience making art about climate change and the Anthropocene, Julie will make the case for mosaic—often seen as an underdog in the art world—as a powerful […]