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OTTAWA Conservative leader Erin O’Toole has released a climate platform that puts a $20-per-tonne carbon charge on fuel a major change of direction for a party that has repeatedly attacked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s federal carbon price on fuels.
The climate plan, which the Conservatives say will achieve equivalent emissions reductions to what the federal Liberals are promising, also includes an industrial carbon pricing regime and a package of regulations around zero-emission vehicles, a low carbon fuel standard, and renewable natural gas.
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