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Maya Papineau

Maya Papineau is an assistant professor of economics with a focus on environmental and energy economics Carleton University. 

It’s time to shift our perspective from ‘disaster management’ to climate resilience

Opinion | BY MAYA PAPINEAU | March 25, 2019
Mark Carney, current Bank of England governor and former Bank of Canada governor, pictured in this file photo at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa, recently warned of the 'catastrophic impact' climate change could have for the financial system, comparing the consequences of firms’ unpreparedness to the destabilizing effects of the 2008 financial crisis. The Hill Times file photograph
Opinion | BY MAYA PAPINEAU | March 25, 2019
Opinion | BY MAYA PAPINEAU | March 25, 2019
Mark Carney, current Bank of England governor and former Bank of Canada governor, pictured in this file photo at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa, recently warned of the 'catastrophic impact' climate change could have for the financial system, comparing the consequences of firms’ unpreparedness to the destabilizing effects of the 2008 financial crisis. The Hill Times file photograph
Opinion | BY MAYA PAPINEAU | March 25, 2019
Mark Carney, current Bank of England governor and former Bank of Canada governor, pictured in this file photo at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa, recently warned of the 'catastrophic impact' climate change could have for the financial system, comparing the consequences of firms’ unpreparedness to the destabilizing effects of the 2008 financial crisis. The Hill Times file photograph
Opinion | BY MAYA PAPINEAU | March 25, 2019
Opinion | BY MAYA PAPINEAU | March 25, 2019
Mark Carney, current Bank of England governor and former Bank of Canada governor, pictured in this file photo at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa, recently warned of the 'catastrophic impact' climate change could have for the financial system, comparing the consequences of firms’ unpreparedness to the destabilizing effects of the 2008 financial crisis. The Hill Times file photograph