Environment commissioner says Canada on track to miss 2030 emissions targets
- Canada is not on track to meet its Paris climate agreement commitments, according to federal Environment Commissioner Jerry DeMarco's report.
- The country must cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40 to 45 percent below 2005 levels by 2030, but current levels have only fallen seven percent.
- The report indicates that the government is implementing measures too slowly to achieve its 2030 emissions targets.
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Year 2024 to be the first to breach 1.5C warming limit: EU climate agency
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Canada has just 6 years to achieve 'the greatest share of emission reductions,' warns environment watchdog
Canada's environment watchdog issued another reality check Thursday, warning that the country has just six years to slash the lion's share of emissions to reach its climate goals.
Ottawa is a dunce and must do more to meet its greenhouse gas reduction targets, says the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development.
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