The “triple bottom line.” It is more than just a buzz term. It has become a reality and the mantra of sustainability. Governments and corporations have focused their attention on integrating environmental planning into their vision for economic and social development to ensure our sustainable future.

The environment is more than its tangible resources. It is part of the public trust. Every time we turn on the tap we expect clean water. We expect the trash that we put on the curb will be safely disposed. And that our electricity is produced through the cleanest process. Citizens expect uninterrupted services, while demanding clean and sustainable environmental practices in their related resource extraction, delivery and disposal.

For most stakeholders in the energy and environment sector – from government, to corporations and advocacy groups - the challenge today is gauge and close the loop of public perception relative to the scientific facts.

Cameron Strategy has helped a broad range of clients over the years by bringing our research acumen to the table. Clients have benefited from our expertise in undertaking public consultations, to traditional surveys and focus groups, to conducting socio-economic analyses over the key media of air, water, land and waste management. Though our public engagement and related tools, our role has helped many of clients improve their communication efforts and made advocates among some of their sternest critics.

Cameron Strategy is pleased to introduce our new Survey Says public consultation kiosks. This advance, elegant, touchscreen kiosk is designed to provide clients with a critical on-site public engagement tool. Beyond capturing public input, it can be used to deliver information. It can help in improving the reach and frequency of your public engagement efforts and ensure that your due diligence is done. (more...).

Cameron Strategy has provided research services to the energy and environmental initiatives for the following organizations.

• EPCOR
• Enmax
• United Nations Industrial Development Office/United Nations Development Program/Global Environmental Facility
• Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI)
• TransAlta
• Climate Change Central
• Tire Recycling Management Association of Alberta
• Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS)
• Alberta Beverage Container Recycling Corporation (ABCRC)
• Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO)