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Eight years ago, Mark Jaccard, a sustainable energy economist at Simon Fraser University, co-authored a paper that warned of the “severe political consequences” that would be faced by a federal government that chose to rely exclusively or primarily on carbon taxes to fuel a climate action strategy.
A national carbon tax would need to start at $30 per tonne of carbon dioxide emissions and increase to $200 per tonne by 2030
A national carbon tax would need to start at $30 per tonne of carbon dioxide emissions and increase to $200 per tonne by 2030
A national carbon tax would need to start at $30 per tonne of carbon dioxide emissions and increase to $200 per tonne by 2030
Editorial: NDP Premier David Eby’s been busy putting his mark on the province. For the good of BC, his record and plans should come under a microscope.