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Two words played a big role in politics in 2008 — carbon tax.
While the words may be environmentally correct, in an age of political correctness they are politically incorrect and dangerous.
Ask Stephane Dion.
Canada
Canada to Impose Carbon Cuts If Government Falls (Update1)
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Dec. 11 (Bloomberg) — Canada’s opposition parties would implement tough carbon-dioxide emissions targets if they vote to topple Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s minority Conservative government next year, the country’s Green Party leader said.
Canada’s gov’t to consult with provinces on climate talks
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LAKE LOUISE, Alberta (Reuters) - Canada’s environment minister said on Friday the federal government would give the country’s provinces a consultative role in any negotiations with the United States on a North American pact to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Ottawa urged to match $2b carbon initiative
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Premier Ed Stelmach called on the federal government Thursday to cough up a matching $2 billion for carbon capture and storage technology, the same day Ottawa rolled out a series of austerity measures during tough economic times.
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Coal a natural for carbon capture: Lowry
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EDMONTON - Coal will remain the primary fuel for power generation in Alberta, and would be the easiest target for carbon-capture technology, says the president of city-owned Epcor Utilities.