Emissions from oil and gas, buildings undercut Canada’s climate progress, estimate finds
New independent estimate shows Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions rose 2 per cent in 2022 from previous year
INSIGHT: Emissions from oil and gas production and buildings accounted for nearly 72 per cent of the total emissions increase in 2022
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Canada can’t reconcile climate change without reconciling with Indigenous Peoples and the Land
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An energy-sector transition to net zero that’s fair to all
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Understanding the proposed Clean Electricity Regulations (part 1)
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Why uncertainty regarding the value of future carbon credits is a policy problem that needs solving
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How to avoid creating incentives for provinces and territories to weaken rather than strengthen output-based pricing system
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Mitigation
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Adaptation
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Clean Growth
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The Future of Oil and Gas Production in Canada
Aligning the oil and gas sector with a net zero pathway.
Indigenous Perspectives case studies
The Costs of Climate Change
A series of reports assessing the costs of accelerating climate damages—and what we can do about them.
Electricity
Safe bets and wild cards
How can Canada achieve net zero by 2050? We analyzed over 60 possible scenarios and identified safe bets and wild cards.