The Carney government is committed to aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050, but the Canadian Climate Institute's projections still show what it calls a "cavernous gap" between Canada's current track and the mid-century goal. Could this week's federal budget go some way toward filling in that gap?
Can the Carney government's second budget help put Canada on a path to net zero?
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CBC - PoliticsBy Aaron Wherry
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Carney government is committed to aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050, but the Canadian Climate Institute's projections still show what it calls a "cavernous gap" between Canada's current track and the mid-century goal. Could this week's federal budget go some way toward filling in that gap?
Key Takeaways
- Can the Carney government's second budget help put Canada on a path to net zero?.
- Could this week's federal budget go some way toward filling in that gap?
- Could this week's federal budget go some way toward filling in that gap?
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