The views and policy recommendations of Clean Prosperity do not not necessarily reflect the views of individual directors. The Clean Prosperity Board is focused on governance rather than specific policy recommendations or research outcomes.
Chair
Why Greg founded Clean Prosperity
“I’ve always believed that a better future requires both economic strength and a sustainable approach to environmental issues. Applying market-based solutions to environmental problems can solve them at the lowest cost to the economy, jobs, and prosperity. It worked with acid rain and it can work with climate change. That’s why I am a foundational donor to Canadians for Clean Prosperity.”
Why Nathalia joined Clean Prosperity
“I am a pragmatic idealist and I strongly believe that decarbonization and a strong economy not only can coexist, but are essential to our future. I admire Clean Prosperity’s achievements and hope to help them reach their objectives.”
Why Matthew joined Clean Prosperity
“I am convinced that the transition to a decarbonized economy is not only necessary but achievable through a mix of market drivers and regulatory inducements. Clean Prosperity’s focus on simple, cost-effective solutions to Canada’s climate challenges is what we need right now.”
Why Dana joined Clean Prosperity
“People respond to incentives, both positive and negative. It is imperative that the climate policies adopted in Canada and benchmarked by the rest of the world create an incentive structure that is sustainable, both for the climate and for Canada’s long-term economic prosperity. Clean Prosperity’s focus on market-based emissions reduction policies strike an important balance between the dual goals of environmental and economic prosperity.”
Why David joined Clean Prosperity
“Conversations around climate law and policy suffer from too much heat and not enough light. This organization generates pragmatic, evidence-based analysis that charts a prosperous, sustainable path forward for Canada and beyond.”