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A dose of optimism—and realism—to decarbonize Alberta

For an industry and a government that has been criticized for greenhouse gas emissions, industry and the province of Alberta, with federal support, are putting together all the pieces to offer a pragmatic—and positive—view of a decarbonized future.

Opinion
BY COLLEEN COLLINS
July 12, 2021

Opinion | BY COLLEEN COLLINS | July 12, 2021

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