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When it comes to building materials, Canada has a climate advantage to use (or lose)

The federal government should establish a Clean Infrastructure Challenge Fund to encourage the use of low-carbon building materials in the construction of public infrastructure. The challenge would showcase the potential of these solutions for use in all forms of infrastructure.

Opinion
BY KEN NEUMANN AND MERRAN SMITH
February 15, 2021

Opinion | BY KEN NEUMANN AND MERRAN SMITH | February 15, 2021

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When it comes to building materials, Canada has a climate advantage to use (or lose)

The federal government should establish a Clean Infrastructure Challenge Fund to encourage the use of low-carbon building materials in the construction of public infrastructure. The challenge would showcase the potential of these solutions for use in all forms of infrastructure.

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