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Former government net-zero adviser 'disappointed' by Carney's commitment to climate
- Catherine Abreu, co-founder of Ottawa's independent net-zero advisory group, expressed disappointment in Prime Minister Mark Carney's climate action commitment.
- Abreu and Simon Donner resigned from the federal net-zero advisory group in December, citing the government not seeking their advice on major policy decisions.
- Critics say Carney's government has backtracked on climate initiatives by repealing the consumer carbon price and expanding fossil fuel subsidies.
- Abreu believes Canada is missing opportunities to develop clean energy and is falling behind global shifts away from fossil fuels.
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Former government net-zero adviser ‘disappointed’ by Carney’s commitment to climate
OTTAWA - The co-founder of Ottawa's independent net-zero advisory body says she has been "disappointed" by Prime Minister Mark Carney's commitment to climate action to date.
·Toronto, Canada
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