Canada’s Climate Policies Criticised as EU Seeks Partnership
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was considered an ally in Brussels in the fight against climate change, has in fact weakened environmental policy and betting on the growth of oil and gas production. European leaders continue to appreciate the green image of Mark Carney: "We see the world the same – from artificial intelligence to climate change," stated the chairman of the European Commission Ursula von der Lien, and the European Climat…
While the European Union is looking for a strategic partner for the ecological transition in Canada, the decisions of the Carney government recount a more complex energy policy: less climate constraints, new oil projects and investments in clean technologies. An independent report indicates the risk of missing emissions targets, while Canadian environmental organisations warn Brussels of possible trade and regulatory consequences. Behind the ima…
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