Katherine Monahan
Class of 2020
Katherine is an economist specializing in Canadian and international environmental and energy policy. She spent 10 years with Environment and Climate Change Canada as a policy analyst and author of government publications outlining future scenarios related to environmental impacts and climate change. Katherine was one of the lead Canadian negotiators for the Paris Agreement on Climate Change under the United Nations. She currently contributes to the public’s understanding of environmental issues through her research and writing as part of the Smart Prosperity Institute. Katherine enjoys travel, and lives in the forest of Wakefield, Quebec.
What quarantine and self-isolation is doing to your mental health
Getting kids outside during COVID-19 is critical for health
Getting your kids outdoors during COVID-19
Climate change is fuelling vegetarian and vegan diets in youth
DECODER – Could COVID-19 popularize telecommuting?
Plant trees, but remember: nature is more than a carbon sink
Young Canadians are becoming vegetarian or vegan to fight climate change
Ecuador’s fuel protests show the risks of removing fossil fuel subsidies too fast
