Jessica Galang

Federal investments in clean tech and sustainable practices in agriculture could drive down carbon emissions

Jessica Galang
May 26, 2021

The Canadian government is incentivizing clean technology and sustainability practices in agriculture, which industry experts say could help Canada meet its climate change objectives and make agriculture more efficient.

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