The Trudeau government may be left with big gaps in its 2030 climate strategy if it delays its oil and gas emissions cap until 2023, or holds off on setting tough carbon reduction targets for the industry, according to news reports this week.
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The Energy Mix Publisher Mitchell Beer’s TEDx Ottawa talk was about changing the conversation to drive the action we need on climate solutions. Now, the talk is online and available in different forms for events of all kinds across North America.
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Rich Countries Close In on $100B Pledge for International Climate Finance - The Energy Mix
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Rich countries may finally be on the verge of keeping their promise to deliver US$100 billion per year in international climate finance, but only by relying on private investment that isn’t well sui...Among @OlhaBoikoUA's Calls to Action for us all:
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