If the PM really aspires to be Captain Carbon, he needs to take the politics out of climate change and focus on better solutions
without talking to the leader of the province that produces most of the oil and gas and emissions
by the government in its Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction fund, for projects expected to create about 5,600 jobs and cut nearly seven million tonnes of emissions by 2030 — something Trudeau neglected to mention to his audience in Glasgow.Article contentat COP26 and called for taxes to be put on 60 per cent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. He cited Canada’s carbon tax, which started at $20 a tonne in 2019 and is set to rise to $170 a tonne by 2030.
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