Josha MacNabRegional Director, British Columbia
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Josha MacNab is the regional director for British Columbia at the Pembina Institute, and former director of the Sustainable Communities Group. Josha focuses on finding policy solutions to municipal and provincial level climate change issues. Josha provides technical and policy advice to municipalities and First Nations communities in British Columbia that are committed to taking action on climate change through emissions reductions, energy planning and policy. She has led projects on emissions inventorying, green buildings policy, renewable energy development and community engagement. Josha is currently leading a project to build capacity in communities to understand and tackle carbon neutrality, carbon pricing and offset purchasing. Josha holds a Master of Resource Management degree from Simon Fraser University.
Josha MacNab is available for speaking engagements through Pembina's Speakers Bureau.
OP-ED — Oct. 16, 2014 LNG isn’t B.C.’s only economic option
OP-ED — July 22, 2014 Meeting climate targets is a top priority for British Columbians
BLOG POST — Sept. 20, 2013 B.C.’s Climate Action Charter deserves national recognition
BLOG POST — July 26, 2013 Despite carbon tax, sky isn’t falling in B.C.
BLOG POST — May 10, 2013 Will climate be a winner in British Columbia’s election?
Latest Commentary
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