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Canada Advances Fighting Carbon Emissions and Climate Change – An Introduction to the 2030 Plan
In part one of a look at how Canada is planning to fight carbon and climate change to meet a 40% emission reduction by 2030 and net-zero by 2050, we talk about the challenges, modelling, and the scheduling of benchmark milestones on the way to the 2030 target. In part two we will look at the fossil fuel and energy sectors and what they are being asked to do, and how it can be accomplished.
Canada Advances Fighting Carbon Emissions and Climate Change – An Introduction to the 2030 Plan
Joe Robertson, Executive Director of CCL International calls Canada's pricing pollution strategy one that the rest of the world is following. And yesterday the federal government revealed its 2030 emissions reduction plan.
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