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Erin Flanagan

Erin Flanagan is the director of the Pembina Institute's federal policy program and specializes in climate policy and environmental assessments. She is based in Ottawa.

Time for Ottawa to cry foul over Nova Scotia cap-and-trade proposal

  • Believe it or not, but the debate on carbon pricing in Canada has seen significant progress over the last two years. Putting a price
Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, STEPHEN THOMAS | November 2, 2017
In order to secure a 'clean, prosperous economy into the future,' Nova Scotia's provincial government, led by Premier Stephen McNeil, pictured, should consider strengthening its proposed cap-and-trade system, write Erin Flanagan and Stephen Thomas. USDA Photo by Lance Cheung

Time for Ottawa to cry foul over Nova Scotia cap-and-trade proposal

Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, STEPHEN THOMAS | November 2, 2017
  • Believe it or not, but the debate on carbon pricing in Canada has seen significant progress over the last two years. Putting a price

Time for Ottawa to cry foul over Nova Scotia cap-and-trade proposal

Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, STEPHEN THOMAS | November 2, 2017
  • Believe it or not, but the debate on carbon pricing in Canada has seen significant progress over the last two years. Putting a price
In order to secure a 'clean, prosperous economy into the future,' Nova Scotia's provincial government, led by Premier Stephen McNeil, pictured, should consider strengthening its proposed cap-and-trade system, write Erin Flanagan and Stephen Thomas. USDA Photo by Lance Cheung

Time for Ottawa to cry foul over Nova Scotia cap-and-trade proposal

  • Believe it or not, but the debate on carbon pricing in Canada has seen significant progress over the last two years. Putting a price
Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, STEPHEN THOMAS | November 2, 2017
In order to secure a 'clean, prosperous economy into the future,' Nova Scotia's provincial government, led by Premier Stephen McNeil, pictured, should consider strengthening its proposed cap-and-trade system, write Erin Flanagan and Stephen Thomas. USDA Photo by Lance Cheung

Time for Ottawa to cry foul over Nova Scotia cap-and-trade proposal

Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, STEPHEN THOMAS | November 2, 2017
  • Believe it or not, but the debate on carbon pricing in Canada has seen significant progress over the last two years. Putting a price

Time for Ottawa to cry foul over Nova Scotia cap-and-trade proposal

Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, STEPHEN THOMAS | November 2, 2017
  • Believe it or not, but the debate on carbon pricing in Canada has seen significant progress over the last two years. Putting a price
In order to secure a 'clean, prosperous economy into the future,' Nova Scotia's provincial government, led by Premier Stephen McNeil, pictured, should consider strengthening its proposed cap-and-trade system, write Erin Flanagan and Stephen Thomas. USDA Photo by Lance Cheung

Ottawa taking carbon pricing cues from provinces

  • OTTAWA—Last week, the Government of Canada outlined its initial thinking on how Canada will implement its national price on carbon. A technical document released
Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, SARA HASTINGS-SIMON | May 22, 2017
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Ottawa taking carbon pricing cues from provinces

Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, SARA HASTINGS-SIMON | May 22, 2017
  • OTTAWA—Last week, the Government of Canada outlined its initial thinking on how Canada will implement its national price on carbon. A technical document released

Ottawa taking carbon pricing cues from provinces

Opinion | BY ERIN FLANAGAN, SARA HASTINGS-SIMON | May 22, 2017
  • OTTAWA—Last week, the Government of Canada outlined its initial thinking on how Canada will implement its national price on carbon. A technical document released
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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