There are a number of ways the research in this project is mobilized including this website, workshops, the lay summary - "toolkit" and academic publications.

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FINAL Toolkit (Study 1 - Posted Feb 10, 2017; updated Feb 27, 2017)

Toolkit Workshop/Webinar

"Toolkit for Turbines Workshop – findings and feedback" is a half-day event (Dec. 8, 2016) which will bring together stakeholders interested in wind energy development siting process policies. We will present findings from our studies and ask for input to refine the Toolkit. The workshop will be hosted using webinar software - which will allow stakeholders to participate online, while others will participate face-to-face.

For further details see:
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DRAFT TOOLKIT

IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE DETAILS (Parking, map, floor plans)

RESISTER for in-person participation in the workshop.

RESISTER for GoToWebinar participation in the workshop.

Publications

See our Documents section

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Presentations

Walker, C. (2015) “The Conservatives actually brought forward green energy!”, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, USA.

Baxter, J. and Walker, C. (2015) Health risk and sustainable energy policy: Empirical explorations in wind turbine communities, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL

Walker, C., & Baxter, J. (2015). Health as a driving force: Theories describing Ontario’s wind turbine resistance movement. Ontario Network for Sustainable Energy Policy Workshop. Picton, ON.

Baxter, J. Walker, C. Ouellette, D. and Hirsch,R. (2015) Findings from CoAREP Studies – Western University, Social and community aspects of wind power in Ontario, Kingston, ON

Songsore, E. and Walker, C. (2014)Wind Energy development in Ontario: Challenges and Opportunities, 12th Annual Earth Day Colloquium, Western University

Walker, C. and Baxter, J. (2014) Beyond rhetoric to understanding asymmetrical impacts of wind turbine conflict in Ontario, Canada communities, Qualitative Analysis Conference, London, Ontario, Canada.

Baxter, J. and Walker, C. (2014) Health risk perception of wind turbines and opposition in Ontario, Society for Risk Analysis, Denver, CO

Walker, C. Baxter, J., and Ouellette, D. (2014) Insult and Injury: Origins of psychosocial stress in Ontario wind turbine communities Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Tampa

Walker, C., Mason, S., and Bednar, D. (2014) Idyllic landscapes and invisible conflict in rural Ontario and Manitoba. Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting.

Walker, C., Baxter, J and Ouellette, D. (2013) “Winds of Change”: Explaining Support for Wind Energy Developments in Ontario, Canada, Environmental Studies Association of Canada Annual Meeting, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC.

Baxter, J., Walker, C. and Ouellette, D. (2013) Living with Wind Turbines in Ontario: Health, Conflict and Policy, International Medical Geography Symposium, Lansing Michigan

Walker, C., Baxter, J and Ouellette, D. (2013) Jeanne X. Kasperson Award Speciality Group- “Winds of Change”: Explaining Support for Wind Energy Developments in Ontario, Canada, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, USA.

Songsore, E. (2012) Community Responses to Wind Energy Development in Ontario, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, New York

Walker, C. and Baxter, J.(2012) What smell? Socio-political Factors and Ontario’s wind energy development, Canadian Association of Geographers Meeting, Waterloo, ON

Songsore, E. (2012) Wind Energy Development in Ontario: The Process/ Product Dichotomy, Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, Wilfrid Laurier University & University of Waterloo

Songsore, E. (2011) Community Resistance to Wind Energy Development in Ontario, Canadian Association of Geographers Conference, University of Calgary