How a revenue neutral carbon price can help Saskatchewan
Experts make the case that Brad Wall’s claim that putting a price on carbon will hurt Saskatchewan is wrong
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Liberals balance the economics and politics of energy projects
As the federal Liberals approve a liquid natural gas project in B.C. and get serious about establishing a national carbon price, Evan Solomon on the political and economic questions that remain.
In climate change debate, what counts as carbon pricing?
An internal report shows how this key debate is going. (Hint: not the way Brad Wall would like.)
Postcards from the edge of the earth
A new exhibit chronicles the environmental movement from the 1960s to today
A plan for cutting emissions with more than a carbon price
Mark Jaccard, an expert on the intersection between environmental policy and the energy economy, argues that carbon pricing isn’t politically practical on its own
How many Canadians support a carbon tax?
Evan Solomon talks to Abacus Data pollster David Coletto about how many Canadians are open to paying a new a carbon tax.
Why Christy Clark’s pause on carbon pricing makes sense
Three reasons why Christy Clark needn’t be panned for halting further increases in B.C.’s carbon tax until other provinces catch up
The economic cost of carbon policy
The chair of Alberta’s climate change advisory panel on what he wishes its final report had said about the economic impact of carbon pricing
Did climate change contribute to the Fort McMurray fire?
Experts say forest fires are more frequent, and more intense, due to climate change
Why didn’t Trudeau want to link the Fort Mac fire to climate change?
Justin Trudeau doesn’t like the link, but it’s hard to refute—and it’s hardly political to raise it