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B.C., Ottawa and Quebec lead in reducing GHG emissions, Alberta and Saskatchewan are laggard: report
Mark LoweyJuly 10, 2024
B.C., the federal government and Quebec get top marks for reducing greenhouse gas emissions while Alberta and Saskatchewan are laggards, says a new report by the Pembina Institute and Simon Fraser University.
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