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Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits

  • In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.
Opinion | BY SEHJAL BHARGAVA, DORIS GRINSPUN, JULIA LANGER | June 3, 2024
One in seven premature deaths in Canada is attributable to air pollution, and tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks are the leading source, write Sehjal Bhargava, Doris Grinspun, and Julia Langer. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits

Opinion | BY SEHJAL BHARGAVA, DORIS GRINSPUN, JULIA LANGER | June 3, 2024
  • In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.

Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits

Opinion | BY SEHJAL BHARGAVA, DORIS GRINSPUN, JULIA LANGER | June 3, 2024
  • In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.
One in seven premature deaths in Canada is attributable to air pollution, and tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks are the leading source, write Sehjal Bhargava, Doris Grinspun, and Julia Langer. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits

  • In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.
Opinion | BY SEHJAL BHARGAVA, DORIS GRINSPUN, JULIA LANGER | June 3, 2024
One in seven premature deaths in Canada is attributable to air pollution, and tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks are the leading source, write Sehjal Bhargava, Doris Grinspun, and Julia Langer. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits

Opinion | BY SEHJAL BHARGAVA, DORIS GRINSPUN, JULIA LANGER | June 3, 2024
  • In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.

Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits

Opinion | BY SEHJAL BHARGAVA, DORIS GRINSPUN, JULIA LANGER | June 3, 2024
  • In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.
One in seven premature deaths in Canada is attributable to air pollution, and tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks are the leading source, write Sehjal Bhargava, Doris Grinspun, and Julia Langer. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

The U.S. is leaving the Paris Agreement, Canada’s not. Why follow on weakening car emissions standards?

  • Fixated on reversing the progress made under its predecessor, the current United States administration plans to weaken vehicle emissions standards. Less fuel-efficient vehicles in
Opinion | BY JULIA LANGER | May 30, 2018
Toronto Public Health estimates that traffic-related air pollution accounts for about 280 premature deaths and 1,090 hospitalizations every year in Toronto alone. Flickr photograph courtesy of Nayuki

The U.S. is leaving the Paris Agreement, Canada’s not. Why follow on weakening car emissions standards?

Opinion | BY JULIA LANGER | May 30, 2018
  • Fixated on reversing the progress made under its predecessor, the current United States administration plans to weaken vehicle emissions standards. Less fuel-efficient vehicles in

The U.S. is leaving the Paris Agreement, Canada’s not. Why follow on weakening car emissions standards?

Opinion | BY JULIA LANGER | May 30, 2018
  • Fixated on reversing the progress made under its predecessor, the current United States administration plans to weaken vehicle emissions standards. Less fuel-efficient vehicles in
Toronto Public Health estimates that traffic-related air pollution accounts for about 280 premature deaths and 1,090 hospitalizations every year in Toronto alone. Flickr photograph courtesy of Nayuki
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