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Catherine Abreu, Julia Croome, Andrew Gage, Dale Marshall, and Marc-André Viau

Canada must legislate climate targets to avoid embarrassment at COP26

  • For the past quarter-century, late autumn has marked the beginning of the UN’s annual climate negotiations. Had 2020 gone as planned, thousands of negotiators,
Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, JULIA CROOME, ANDREW GAGE, DALE MARSHALL, AND MARC-ANDRé VIAU | November 18, 2020
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson is pictured leaving the West Block on Oct. 21, 2020. The Liberal government has made a welcome commitment to net-zero legislation. However, setting long-term targets in law is not enough. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada must legislate climate targets to avoid embarrassment at COP26

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, JULIA CROOME, ANDREW GAGE, DALE MARSHALL, AND MARC-ANDRé VIAU | November 18, 2020
  • For the past quarter-century, late autumn has marked the beginning of the UN’s annual climate negotiations. Had 2020 gone as planned, thousands of negotiators,

Canada must legislate climate targets to avoid embarrassment at COP26

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, JULIA CROOME, ANDREW GAGE, DALE MARSHALL, AND MARC-ANDRé VIAU | November 18, 2020
  • For the past quarter-century, late autumn has marked the beginning of the UN’s annual climate negotiations. Had 2020 gone as planned, thousands of negotiators,
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson is pictured leaving the West Block on Oct. 21, 2020. The Liberal government has made a welcome commitment to net-zero legislation. However, setting long-term targets in law is not enough. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada must legislate climate targets to avoid embarrassment at COP26

  • For the past quarter-century, late autumn has marked the beginning of the UN’s annual climate negotiations. Had 2020 gone as planned, thousands of negotiators,
Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, JULIA CROOME, ANDREW GAGE, DALE MARSHALL, AND MARC-ANDRé VIAU | November 18, 2020
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson is pictured leaving the West Block on Oct. 21, 2020. The Liberal government has made a welcome commitment to net-zero legislation. However, setting long-term targets in law is not enough. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada must legislate climate targets to avoid embarrassment at COP26

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, JULIA CROOME, ANDREW GAGE, DALE MARSHALL, AND MARC-ANDRé VIAU | November 18, 2020
  • For the past quarter-century, late autumn has marked the beginning of the UN’s annual climate negotiations. Had 2020 gone as planned, thousands of negotiators,

Canada must legislate climate targets to avoid embarrassment at COP26

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, JULIA CROOME, ANDREW GAGE, DALE MARSHALL, AND MARC-ANDRé VIAU | November 18, 2020
  • For the past quarter-century, late autumn has marked the beginning of the UN’s annual climate negotiations. Had 2020 gone as planned, thousands of negotiators,
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson is pictured leaving the West Block on Oct. 21, 2020. The Liberal government has made a welcome commitment to net-zero legislation. However, setting long-term targets in law is not enough. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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