Following the money for climate action
The federal government has committed significant public funds to cut emissions, but can be more transparent about where the money is spent.
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- What do our Early Estimates of National Emissions tell us about Canada’s climate policy progress?
- Why are absolute emissions targets the gold standard for corporate reporting?
- How can sales mandates make it easier to get behind the wheel of an EV?
- Why is the oil and gas cap so important for meeting Canada’s 2030 target?
- How can building codes accelerate the switch to heat pumps?
Getting public transit back on the road to net zero
May 18, 2023
To avoid a “transit death spiral” all orders of government must work together to build reliable, affordable, zero-emitting public transportation.
How the investment numbers stack up for major clean growth projects
May 11, 2023
Canada has shown progress attracting investment, but will need to quicken the pace to meet its goals.
Canada and the U.S. are more alike on electricity policy than you think
May 4, 2023
Proposed regulations south of the border will bring Canada and the U.S. into even greater alignment on climate action.
Energy efficiency: the unsung hero in Canada’s fight against climate change
April 27, 2023
Energy efficiency gets less attention, but can drive major emissions reductions and cut costs for Canadians.
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Emissions Pathway Tracker
Early Estimates of National Emissions
Carbon Reduction Policy Tracker
