Ontario opposition lawmakers hit back at bill to repeal cap-and-trade, GHG targets

Published 22:03 on August 7, 2018  /  Last updated at 22:03 on August 7, 2018  / /  Americas, Canada, US

The Ontario government’s proposed legislation to rescind the law underlying the province’s ETS and GHG reduction targets could have serious legal, economic, and environmental ramifications, lawmakers from the opposition NDP party said on Tuesday.
The Ontario government’s proposed legislation to rescind the law underlying the province’s ETS and GHG reduction targets could have serious legal, economic, and environmental ramifications, lawmakers from the opposition NDP party said on Tuesday.


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