Feds in the legal hot seat over climate targets
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Feds in the legal hot seat over climate targets
The federal government is in the hot seat to create a credible plan to meet its climate targets. As Canada braces for another summer of dangerous heat, wildfires and storms, three young Canadians, alongside health and environmental organizations, are taking the federal government to court, arguing that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government no longer has a credible plan to meet its legally binding 2030 climate target. The case, launched by Ecoj…
Youth-led lawsuit accuses Carney government of abandoning its 2030 climate target
Three young Canadians and two NGOs are suing the federal government, claiming recent funding rollbacks will mean the government will fail to meet its climate change prevention goals by 2030. (Justin Ting/Supplied) By Gaye Taylor, the Energy Mix Three young Canadians, together with Environmental Defence Canada and the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, are taking the federal government to court, alleging that its many reversa…
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