IMAP was founded in 2020 to develop and disseminate metrics that more accurately communicate the social and environmental impact of business. Over five years, the program seeded 13 research projects, supported 18 affiliated faculty and 21 student researchers across 10 degree programs, produced 9 published papers, and convened more than 30 seminars and 3 workshops bringing researchers and practitioners into direct conversation.<\/span><\/p>\n IMAP has concluded<\/strong> as a standalone program. Its research agenda continues at the Ravi K. Mehrotra Institute for Business, Markets & Society<\/a> as one of four research themes, <\/span>Measuring and Governing Business Impact<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n The publications and materials produced during the program’s five years remain available on this site as a permanent archive.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Climate Change, Emissions of Volatile Anesthetics, and Policy Making: The Case of Desflurane.<\/a> June 2025. Anesthesia and analgesia<\/span>.<\/p>\n Should Modern Surgical Anesthetics with Enormous Global Warming Potentials be Banned in Canada?<\/a> May 2025. Canada Methane Conference poster.<\/p>\n Energy and Climate Change: Our New Future<\/a>, Chapter 6, “Oil and natural gas, present, and in the future,” February 2025. Elsevier.<\/p>\n Make America Great Again…With Tariffs?<\/a> – February 2025<\/p>\n Geothermal: An Energy Source We Can Agree On?<\/a> – February 2025<\/p>\n National Energy Emergency and Climate Change<\/a> – February 2025<\/p>\n