Generating new ideas to meet the challenge of environmental governance at multiple scales
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NEW EGL Co-Director Steven Bernstein and EGL Affiliate Daniel Rosenbloom: Canada needs net-zero industrial policy to address tariffs—not a short-term resource export boom
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In April, the EGL organised a public event with climate politics scholars on 'Meeting the Moment.' The panelists discussed what to do around climate change in the midst of North American and global chaos.
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NEW with Cambridge Press, EGL Co-Director Steven Bernstein, Aarie Glas, and Marion Laurence: Norms, Practices, and Social Change in Global Politics
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EGL Presents: Meeting the Moment on April 4 2025
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Beyond Hot Air: How are We Governing the Extraction of Critical Minerals for Global Transition to Renewable Energy?
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The unbearable lightness of lithium governance: Legitimizing extraction for a just and sustainable energy transition
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Helios 5: Populist Moments and Extractivist States with Nicholas Carby-Denning, Teresa Kramarz, and Donald Kingsbury
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EGL Co-Director Matt Hoffman: How are climate social scientists navigating the climate crisis?
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NEW article from EGL Co-Director Steven Bernstein on International Relations and Climate Change Politics
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Innovative Governance for Private Sector in Just Energy Transition: EGL Co-Director Teresa Kramarz contributes to UN Development Programme Policy Brief
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EGL Co-Director Teresa Kramarz on resistance to Quebec graphite mine
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NEW from EGL affiliates Graeme Auld and Stefan Renckens: How small updates can create big change
The Environmental Governance Lab is a home for research, a node in global networks on environmental governance and transformative policy, and a platform for knowledge exchange with practitioners, policy makers, and the public.
The EGL is housed at the Department of Political Science and the School of the Environment. It is also a Research Centre of Earth System Governance Project — a global research alliance that is the largest social science research network in the area of governance and global environmental change.