The Morning After: Optimal Greenhouse Gas Policies for Canada's Kyoto Obligations and Beyond
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The Prospects for Deeper North American Economic Integration: A U.S. Perspective
<time datetime="2004-01-01T04:00:00-05:00">January 1, 2004</time>
The Kyoto Protocol: Canada's Risky Rush to Judgment
<time datetime="2002-10-01T00:00:00-04:00">October 1, 2002</time>
Corporate Citizenship and the Evolving Relationship Between Non-Governmental Organisations and Corporations
<time datetime="2002-01-01T00:00:00-05:00">January 1, 2002</time>
A Cooler Approach: Tackling Canada's Commitments on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
<time datetime="2000-04-01T00:00:00-05:00">April 1, 2000</time>
Confronting the Greenhouse Challenge: Matching Protection with Risk
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Brian Livingston – Missing the Emission Reduction Mark: Let Us Count the Ways
The federal government’s ambitious Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP) sets out targets for seven economic sectors as it aims to cut 2030 emissions by 42 percent from 2019 levels. But the ERP is…
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We won’t make Ottawa’s 2030 emissions targets and it won’t even be close – Financial Post Op-Ed
Last March, Ottawa announced its target for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in 2030. It wants to reduce them from 740 million tonnes (MT) of CO2-equivalent in 2019 to 442 MT in 2030, a reduction of…

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