Earlier this week, the Prime Minister announced that Canada will have higher greenhouse gas emissions for the remainder of the decade. What does this mean for Canada?
I think there’s value in recognizing that energy policy can’t be built around emissions targets alone. If a more pragmatic approach strengthens Canada’s energy security and competitiveness while still investing in cleaner energy, that seems like a more durable path forward.
You do realize all of this is going according to the WEF plans, right? Weather is controlled, and yes, I have evidence of that…not a conspiracy). Until people realize a global plan is underway, we are done. This is beyond politics. And, by the way, Alan Greenspan is the original author of forward guidance…not Carney who constantly takes credit for things he had nothing to do with.
I think there’s value in recognizing that energy policy can’t be built around emissions targets alone. If a more pragmatic approach strengthens Canada’s energy security and competitiveness while still investing in cleaner energy, that seems like a more durable path forward.
Definitely concerning. Canada needs to find a better balance between economic growth and reducing emissions.
You do realize all of this is going according to the WEF plans, right? Weather is controlled, and yes, I have evidence of that…not a conspiracy). Until people realize a global plan is underway, we are done. This is beyond politics. And, by the way, Alan Greenspan is the original author of forward guidance…not Carney who constantly takes credit for things he had nothing to do with.