Canada’s Climate Plan: Fossil First or Climate First? – Below 2C: Carbon pricing won’t achieve its emission targets, Moore and
Robertson state. And the introduction of complicated rules about
emission intensity rather than emissions reductions along with complex
carbon credits and offsets make it possible for big emitters to “game
the system.”

The Liberals are also relying on “future-tense” technologies,
including their national strategy to become a natural-gas (rather than
green) hydrogen superpower, with its accompanying need to spend public
money to capture, transport, and safely store millions of tonnes of
carbon underground.

Then, incredibly, there’s nuclear. The Liberals have a small modular
reactor (SMR) action plan. They seem to have forgotten safety concerns
and long-term, radioactive-waste storage problems. Again, write Moore
and Robertson, the government will use our tax dollars to fund a
questionable technology.

Canada’s Climate Plan: Fossil First or Climate First? – Below 2C: Carbon pricing won’t achieve its emission targets, Moore and
Robertson state. And the introduction of complicated rules about
emission intensity rather than emissions reductions along with complex
carbon credits and offsets make it possible for big emitters to “game
the system.”The Liberals are also relying on “future-tense” technologies,
including their national strategy to become a natural-gas (rather than
green) hydrogen superpower, with its accompanying need to spend public
money to capture, transport, and safely store millions of tonnes of
carbon underground.Then, incredibly, there’s nuclear. The Liberals have a small modular
reactor (SMR) action plan. They seem to have forgotten safety concerns
and long-term, radioactive-waste storage problems. Again, write Moore
and Robertson, the government will use our tax dollars to fund a
questionable technology.Read More

Why warnings of a deadly 3rd wave in Canada may have gone unheeded | CBC News: “We’ve been saying all along that if we ease measures too soon,
the epidemic will resurge even stronger. But with highly contagious
variants in our midst, the threat of uncontrolled epidemic growth is
significantly elevated,” Canada’s chief public health officer said.

“These variants have been smouldering in the background and now threaten to flare up.”

Why warnings of a deadly 3rd wave in Canada may have gone unheeded | CBC News: “We’ve been saying all along that if we ease measures too soon,
the epidemic will resurge even stronger. But with highly contagious
variants in our midst, the threat of uncontrolled epidemic growth is
significantly elevated,” Canada’s chief public health officer said.“These variants have been smouldering in the background and now threaten to flare up.”Read More