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Depoliticisation crucial to preserving cap-and-trade, safeguarding climate investments in Ontario

Published 15:08 on April 20, 2018  /  Last updated at 17:50 on April 21, 2018  / Matthew Lithgow /  Americas, Canada, US

Ensuring that a change in the Ontario government this June will not lead to the province’s exit from the WCI carbon market will require separating the political elements of cap-and-trade from the pragmatic need to act on climate change, according to stakeholders.
Ensuring that a change in the Ontario government this June will not lead to the province’s exit from the WCI carbon market will require separating the political elements of cap-and-trade from the pragmatic need to act on climate change, according to stakeholders.


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