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Will Trudeau make good on Canada’s 2025 climate promises?

We’ve reached a point where Canada must begin to deliver on its climate and clean energy rhetoric. Actual reductions are the true measure of whether a country is leading on climate. Getting methane right is a perfect opportunity for Canada to prove it means what it says.

Opinion
BY SAM KOTIS
November 2, 2020

Opinion | BY SAM KOTIS | November 2, 2020

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