Fossils Must Cut Emissions 35% by 2030 as Ottawa Unveils New Cap-and-Trade Rule
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What If We Changed the Conversation on Climate Change?
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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