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Environmental Economist

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Community Climate Risk Assessment and Climate Adaptation Plan Development

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AgencyCity of Brantford
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Performs financial analysis for prime contractors on City of Brantford municipal projects. Quantifies potential financial losses from climate risks and compares do-nothing scenarios against adaptation investments using economic modeling and cost-benefit analysis (CBA) tools. Requires background in environmental economics. Delivers the Cost-of-Adaptation-Inaction Analysis Report.

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