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Atlantic Loop’s green-recovery potential lies with collaboration, renewable energy

Phasing out coal throughout Canada by 2030 has been a key pillar of the federal government’s climate action plans since 2016. Despite this, Atlantic Canada’s unique politics and electricity system make it a challenge in the region.

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BY LOUISE COMEAU, GURPRASAD GURUMURTHY, AND TOM GREEN
October 28, 2020

Opinion | BY LOUISE COMEAU, GURPRASAD GURUMURTHY, AND TOM GREEN | October 28, 2020

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