Megan Gordon is a senior analyst for the Pembina Institute's Equitable Transition team. Megan is passionate about people-centered climate policy and supporting workers and communities in a rapidly changing world. Before joining Pembina, Megan worked at Environment and Climate Change Canada as a policy advisor with the Net-Zero Advisory Body secretariat, providing research and engagement support for their energy systems subcommittee. Prior to that, she co-authored several research studies related to sustainability, economic, and workforce transitions. She was also the lead researcher on the Wilderness Committee’s Northern Futures project and studied the impacts and outcomes of downturn in BC’s northern interior forest sector while in grad school. She was also a secretariat staff member to Canada's Just Transition Task Force, where she coordinated and participated in consultations with workers and communities impacted by the phase-out of coal-fired electricity.
Megan holds a Master of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies from the University of Northern British Columbia, and a Bachelor of Public Administration from the University of Ottawa. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring the rugged terrain of Canada’s remote, northern, and coastal landscapes.
Contact Megan Gordon
work: 604-245-1408 • email: megang@pembina.org • tweet: @meggord0n
Megan Gordon's Recent Publications
Passing Sustainable Jobs Act moves Canada closer to clean economy Labour and environmental groups agree: legislation ensures workers will lead the energy transition and the Senate needs to pass it quickly
Alberta can invest in the clean economy and grow jobs Recent modelling cited by Alberta government fails to anticipate job growth in clean economy
The Sustainable Jobs Blueprint positions workers to lead in clean energy economy Part II of the Pembina Institute and Canadian Labour Congress’s blueprint series provides worker-informed solutions for the energy transition
