Canadian federal Conservative leader Andrew Scheer has suggested his party’s long-awaited climate plan will aim to hit the country’s Paris Agreement targets by relying more on the purchase of international offsets compared to domestic abatement spurred by carbon pricing.
Canadian Conservative climate plan to lean more on int’l offsetting, leader suggests
Canadian federal Conservative leader Andrew Scheer has suggested his party's long-awaited climate plan will aim to hit the country's Paris Agreement targets by relying more on the purchase of international offsets compared to domestic abatement spurred by carbon pricing.
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