Amanda is a senior analyst with the Pembina Institute's oil and gas program, based in Calgary. She conducts research and analysis to identify evidence-based policy solutions to address oil and gas sector emissions and liabilities.
Prior to joining the Pembina Institute, Amanda was a policy researcher and writer at St. Francis Xavier University’s FluxLab, one of Canada’s foremost methane measurement labs. There, she worked to bring a policy dimension to the lab’s measurement work. She then worked as a consultant at the Pembina Institute before joining the organization full time in 2023.
She holds a PhD in philosophy from the City University of New York Graduate Center, an MA from Simon Fraser University, and BA Hons from the University of Regina. She is also an adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Calgary.
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Federal methane regulations well designed, but their effect will be decided in Alberta MOU talks
B.C. has already proven industry can thrive while meeting strong regulation to drive down emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas
No, the Ottawa-Alberta MoU is not a win on methane
Delay in Alberta’s delivery of a 75% reduction was a costly, and unnecessary, concession from Ottawa
Canada must meet the moment by finalizing methane regulations
New Pembina Institute report shows that strengthened regulations are integral to climate competitiveness