Canada has issued at least 11 plans and nine emissions targets since 1988, but never met a single one
The emissions reduction plan that Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault tabled in the House of Commons today is projecting that electricity emissions will be almost zero by the end of the decade but it will take longer to see real progress from the transportation sector.
The plan was supposed to be tabled by the end of December but Guilbeault exercised a clause allowing him to ask for three more months. He says Canadians will see something in the plan they never have before: a road map to actually meet a climate target. Canada has issued at least 11 plans and set nine different emissions targets since 1988, but has never met a single one of them.Share this article in your social network
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