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The race to net-zero: grounded in reality or wishful thinking?

  • Just a few months ago, Spanish oil company Repsol made a splash in global headlines by announcing that it would get to net-zero carbon
Opinion | BY MARLA ORENSTEIN, JADE MCLEAN | March 11, 2020
It’s also important to consider that the net-zero pledges don’t address emissions that arise from the combustion of the fuel product by the end consumer, such as when we drive our cars or heat our homes, write Jade McLean and Marla Orenstein. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

The race to net-zero: grounded in reality or wishful thinking?

Opinion | BY MARLA ORENSTEIN, JADE MCLEAN | March 11, 2020
  • Just a few months ago, Spanish oil company Repsol made a splash in global headlines by announcing that it would get to net-zero carbon

The race to net-zero: grounded in reality or wishful thinking?

Opinion | BY MARLA ORENSTEIN, JADE MCLEAN | March 11, 2020
  • Just a few months ago, Spanish oil company Repsol made a splash in global headlines by announcing that it would get to net-zero carbon
It’s also important to consider that the net-zero pledges don’t address emissions that arise from the combustion of the fuel product by the end consumer, such as when we drive our cars or heat our homes, write Jade McLean and Marla Orenstein. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

The race to net-zero: grounded in reality or wishful thinking?

  • Just a few months ago, Spanish oil company Repsol made a splash in global headlines by announcing that it would get to net-zero carbon
Opinion | BY MARLA ORENSTEIN, JADE MCLEAN | March 11, 2020
It’s also important to consider that the net-zero pledges don’t address emissions that arise from the combustion of the fuel product by the end consumer, such as when we drive our cars or heat our homes, write Jade McLean and Marla Orenstein. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

The race to net-zero: grounded in reality or wishful thinking?

Opinion | BY MARLA ORENSTEIN, JADE MCLEAN | March 11, 2020
  • Just a few months ago, Spanish oil company Repsol made a splash in global headlines by announcing that it would get to net-zero carbon

The race to net-zero: grounded in reality or wishful thinking?

Opinion | BY MARLA ORENSTEIN, JADE MCLEAN | March 11, 2020
  • Just a few months ago, Spanish oil company Repsol made a splash in global headlines by announcing that it would get to net-zero carbon
It’s also important to consider that the net-zero pledges don’t address emissions that arise from the combustion of the fuel product by the end consumer, such as when we drive our cars or heat our homes, write Jade McLean and Marla Orenstein. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

The clean fuel standard is coming to Canada and there’s lessons to be learned from past Canadian struggles

  • Soon, the federal government will be requiring that all fossil fuels consumed in Canada be less emissions intensive. And no, we’re not talking about
Opinion | BY JADE MCLEAN | June 5, 2019
The coming Clean Fuel Standard is wading into uncharted territory in that it will be the first policy of its kind to extend beyond transportation fuels to include building and industry fuels, write Jade McLean and Marla Orenstein. Pexels photograph by Edwin José Vega Ramos

The clean fuel standard is coming to Canada and there’s lessons to be learned from past Canadian struggles

Opinion | BY JADE MCLEAN | June 5, 2019
  • Soon, the federal government will be requiring that all fossil fuels consumed in Canada be less emissions intensive. And no, we’re not talking about

The clean fuel standard is coming to Canada and there’s lessons to be learned from past Canadian struggles

Opinion | BY JADE MCLEAN | June 5, 2019
  • Soon, the federal government will be requiring that all fossil fuels consumed in Canada be less emissions intensive. And no, we’re not talking about
The coming Clean Fuel Standard is wading into uncharted territory in that it will be the first policy of its kind to extend beyond transportation fuels to include building and industry fuels, write Jade McLean and Marla Orenstein. Pexels photograph by Edwin José Vega Ramos
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