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Industrial carbon pricing is not the reason our groceries are more expensive

So why does industrial carbon pricing have so little effect on food prices?

  • Ross Linden-Fraser
23.03.26
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What does climate change progress look like?

The way we talk about climate progress requires constant re-invention to ensure it gets the attention it needs.

  • Rick Smith
16.03.26
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New analysis: industrial carbon pricing will cost just a Timbit per barrel for Canada’s oil sands sector

We did the math: industrial carbon pricing has low costs for industrial facilities and minimal impacts on their competitiveness.

  • Dale Beugin
  • Ross Linden-Fraser
06.03.26
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How Canada can build electricity transmission to unlock nation-building projects

Faster investment in transmission requires federal leadership to meet Canada’s growing energy needs.

  • Kate Harland
  • Nayantara Sudhakar
18.02.26
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