‘Elbows up’ in Canada means sustainable resource development

By Steven J Cooke, Canada Research Professor, Conservation Physiology, Carleton University
Christina M. Davy, Associate Professor of Conservation Science, Carleton University
Dalal Hanna, Assistant Professor of Conservation Science, Carleton University
Joseph Bennett, Associate Professor, Institute of Environmental Science and Department of Biology, Carleton University

“Elbows up” means many things today in Canada, including using the country’s rich natural resources more effectively to support a strong, independent economy that benefits people and society.

We agree with the need to ensure economic stability and independence in Canada — but as scientists, we know this is only possible if resource development and exploitation are done responsibly…

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