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Canada’s Conservative Think Tank Asks Should CO2 Reductions Discriminate By Industry And Sector
To fight the causes of global warming it is not whether to reduce carbon emissions but rather how best to reduce them. William Watson writes about his own family discovery process to eliminate CO2 and how it can be applied to society at large.
Canada’s Conservative Think Tank Asks Should CO2 Reductions Discriminate By Industry And Sector
Are there low-hanging fruit opportunities to cut CO2 emissions while recognizing the necessity of continuing to use fossil fuels? A Fraser Institute Report describes an equate-at-the-margin approach that would involve society at large rather than zeroing in on one specific industrial sector such as fossil fuels.
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