Canadian Resource Management
Feb 2025 · Publifye AS
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""Canadian Resource Management"" tackles the critical question of how Canada can balance resource extraction with long-term environmental and economic stability, especially given its close ties to the U.S. market. The book emphasizes sustainable development, analyzing how North American market integration and specific policies impact Canada's economic resilience. It highlights the historical significance of resource exploitation, from the fur trade to the oil sands, which has shaped Canada's economic development and continues to influence policy debates. The book argues for a multi-faceted approach to resource management, integrating environmental protection, economic diversification, and collaborative governance.
It delves into how U.S. market integration affects Canadian resource policies, using case studies like the Keystone XL pipeline debate to illustrate complexities. Furthermore, it assesses the effectiveness of economic stability policies in mitigating boom-and-bust cycles, proposing a framework that prioritizes sustainability and inclusivity.
Divided into three parts, the book first introduces sustainable development in Canada, then analyzes the impact of U.S. market integration, and finally assesses existing economic stability policies. It uses statistical data, policy documents, and interviews to support its analysis, offering insights for policymakers, businesses, and communities to promote collaborative governance and long-term planning.
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