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Carney government noncommittal about Canada meeting 2030 climate goals
- Prime Minister Mark Carney did not confirm if Canada will meet its climate goals under the Paris agreement by 2030, facing criticism on emission-reduction plans.
- On his first day in office in March, Carney eliminated the consumer carbon price.
- A report from the federal environment commissioner stated Canada was not on track to meet its 2030 target.
- Green Party Leader Elizabeth May questioned Carney's climate intentions.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney did not want to say whether Canada would achieve its climate targets under the Paris Agreement by 2030.
Carney government noncommittal about Canada's 2030 climate goals
In an email to The Canadian Press on Monday, the office of Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin said Canada is committed to reaching net-zero emissions by 2050 — but would not commit to the 2030 target when asked directly.
Prime Minister Mark Carney did not want to say on Monday whether Canada would achieve its climate targets under the Paris Agreement by 2030, as his government was criticized for its emission reduction plans.
Cdn. Government Noncommittal About Canada Meeting 2030 Climate Goals - Canadian Manufacturing
Prime Minister Mark Carney and his environment minister aren’t saying whether Canada is still committed to meeting its climate goals under the Paris agreement by 2030, as the government faces criticism over his emissions reduction plans. In an email to The Canadian Press on Sep. 8, the office of Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin said Canada is committed to reaching net-zero emissions by 2050 — but would not commit to the 2030 target when asked…
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