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The University of Toronto Press is proud to announce the publication of Canadian Ecopolitics, an authoritative new volume by Rosalind Warner, Will Greaves, and Peter Stoett, available in hardcover this May. Canadian Ecopolitics delivers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between environmental issues and political processes in Canada, offering an in-depth analysis of the nation’s evolving role on the global stage and the complexities of multilevel governance of Canadian environment and society. With 380 pages of rigorous scholarship, the book provides essential insights for students, policymakers, and anyone interested in the future of Canada’s environmental policy.  The authors-Rosalind Warner, a continuing college professor of political science; Will Greaves, an associate professor of international relations (and recently elected Member of Parliament for Victoria); and Peter Stoett, a leading scholar in environmental politics-bring together decades of expertise to examine the challenges and opportunities facing Canada as it navigates climate change, resource management, and international environmental commitments. 
Key features of Canadian Ecopolitics include:

• A thorough overview of Canadian environmental politics and policy
• Analysis of Canada’s environmental leadership and challenges in global governance
• Discussion of Indigenous perspectives and the impact of environmental decisions on communities
• Critical examination of climate change, sustainability, and resource extraction

Canadian Ecopolitics is now available for pre-order through the University of Toronto Press and will be released in May 2025. 
This essential text is poised to become a cornerstone reference for understanding Canada’s environmental future.