What are the effects of the existing pollution tax in Ontario?

CECN511 Economy and Environment Term Paper Writing Guidelines Objectives In addition to developing students’ analytical and critical thinking skills, research skills, data and information management, and even time management skills, the main goal of writing term paper in this course is to apply the theoretical concepts and models of environmental economics to the real-life insights, policies, and decisions. The term paper will focus on a specific issue in the theories of environmental economics in the Canadian, more specifically in the provincial (Ontario) and municipal (GTA) context rather than addressing various and general country-wide issues at the same time.1.The current environmental issues (except water and air pollution) in Ontario 2.The current environmental issues in the GTA 3.Water pollution in Ontario: What are the costs? 4.Air pollution in Ontario: What are the costs? 5.Water pollution in the GTA: What are the costs? 6.Air pollution in the GTA: What are the costs? 7.Benefits of the Climate Change? 8.What could be highest cost Canadians pay for the Global warming? 9.Carbon emissions: Domestic and global policy considerations 10.What were the effects and consequences of the cap and trade policy in Ontario? 11.What are the effects of the existing pollution tax in Ontario? 12.Mining in the Northern Ontario: What are the benefits and costs? 13.Health benefits of Greenhouse Gas Mitigation 14.What were (are) the environmental and economic impacts of Hurricane Katrina? 15.What are the benefits and costs Cosmetic Pesticides Ban? 16.What were (are) the environmental and economic impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico? Academic integrity The term paper should be written in your own words. Sentences or paragraphs should not be copied from any sources written by others. According to the Ryerson Academic Integrity Policy 60, students will be penalized for plagiarism and will lose entire or partial marks. Submission The term paper must be submitted through D2L. The Turnitin score should not exceed 30%. Students are advised to submit the term paper, at first, without the reference list (because Turnitin detects the reference list texts as a plagiarism) and then if the Turnitin score is less than 30%, then the full version of the term paper (with the reference list) can be submitted.