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Supreme Court decisions forced some rethink of emissions cap: Guilbeault - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court decisions forced some rethink of emissions cap: Guilbeault

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says two recent court decisions striking down some federal environment policies delayed plans to implement a cap on emissions.

Slim majority of Albertans support oil and gas emissions cap, new polls suggest - Vimarsana News

Slim majority of Albertans support oil and gas emissions cap, new polls suggest

The polls come after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith warned Ottawa last month not to test the ``resolve'' of Albertans to oppose such measures.

Alberta election: Support for energy decarbonization in question after UCP win - Vimarsana News

Alberta election: Support for energy decarbonization in question after UCP win

An industry expert said a UCP government will be more likely to go to bat against Ottawa on any proposed emissions cap that threatens to curtail the industry's production.

Carbon emissions are costing Canadians 5 times what Ottawa once thought: minister - National - Vimarsana News

Carbon emissions are costing Canadians 5 times what Ottawa once thought: minister - National

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said the government used updated scientific knowledge and economic models to revise its evaluation of how much climate change costs.

Carbon emissions are costing Canadians 5 times what Ottawa once thought: minister - Vimarsana News

Carbon emissions are costing Canadians 5 times what Ottawa once thought: minister

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said the government used updated scientific knowledge and economic models to revise its evaluation of how much climate change costs.

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