PAGSE is a cooperative association of more than 20 national organizations in Science and Engineering, representing over 50,000 individual scientists and engineers from academia, industry, and public service. Formed in June 1995 to represent the Canadian science and engineering community, PAGSE’s mandate is to educate and inform federal Parliamentarians, decision makers and other leaders of the importance and significance of Canadian research and innovation to economic development, and society as a whole. PAGSE became a non-profit organization in 2020.
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Dr. Elena Bennett: Seeds of a Better Anthropocene | Graines d’un anthropocène prometteur
Creating a sustainable and just future will require a major shift in how humans live in, and interact with, the Earth system. But how this shift will take place and the pathways it will follow, remain vague. In this seminar, Dr. Elena Bennett will discuss efforts to develop a suite of alternative, plausible visions of futures that are socially and ecologically desirable by identifying elements of a Good Anthropocene that already exist and will show how the science of ecosystem services can be used to assess them. Registration Now Open!
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PAGSE 25th Anniversary Newsletter – August 2020
Dear friends and members of PAGSE, We are very excited to be celebrating the 25th anniversary of PAGSE this year. We have prepared a special edition of the quarterly newsletter that includes some very nice messages from long-time PAGSE champions, including founding...
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