By the time we get to Copenhagen...
Prentice promises carbon pricing, even as California seems poised to target oil sands imports
Yesterday was a red letter day for Canadian carbon emissions: Alberta officials and representatives of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers appeared at hearings in California to defend oil sands crude from a landmark low-carbon fuel standard that state may adopt. And Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice assured the Calgary Herald that the Harper Tories will introduce a carbon pricing plan for Canada before we get to Copenhagen for an international climate change conference at the end of the year.
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