greenhouse gas emissions

There is a great deal of confusion among both supporters and opponents of carbon pricing about what it can and cannot do to reduce emissions

Yes, Canada’s share of global carbon emissions is small, writes economist Joel Wood, but that’s not a valid argument against taking action

Economist Trevor Tombe on what putting a price on carbon emissions will mean for people across Canada, and what provinces can do to lessen the impact

Why putting a price on carbon emissions is a more effective way to tackle climate change than setting emissions targets.

Economist Paul Boothe on the five-step approach Canada and the provinces can take to reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions

There’s no way Canada can achieve its climate targets without harming the Alberta and Saskatchewan economies, writes Trevor McLeod of the Canada West Foundation

As Trudeau prepares to meet with the provinces this week to discuss a national climate change plan, the big question is around what role Ottawa will play

Here are the facts on Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions that you should know before environment ministers meet to talk climate change on Friday

Alberta’s change in direction on emissions is welcome news for those concerned about climate change, but some implications of the plan are worrisome

There’s a lot of good in Alberta’s carbon tax plan, writes economist Trevor Tombe, but also one big missed opportunity