The 2023 fires burned 15 million hectares (37 million acres) across Canada, or about 4% of its forests. The findings add to concerns about dependence on the world's forests to act as a long-term carbon sink for industrial emissions when instead they could be a...
In its annual emissions report, made public this morning, the Canadian Climate Institute said the country's emissions were cut by 0.8 per cent in 2023, to a total of 702 megatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. DON'T MISS: East Coast cows are being fed...
Canada's extraordinary year of wildfire finally appears to be slowing down, leaving behind a weighty legacy of charred northerly forests, acrid smoke and a huge pulse of carbon emissions that will have reverberations for the climate around the world. Fire ravaged Canada in 2023 like no other ...
a previous report, published by the institute in March, suggested industrial carbon pricing had the biggest impact, and could help drive up to nearly half of Canada's climate-policy driven emissions cuts by 2030.
According to the IPCC, over a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions can be tied to the food that we eat.January 5, 2023 By Heather McDiarmid Rising carbon and energy prices are an added strain for conventional greenhouse operations with potentially serious consequences. ...
Prior to rejoining the City of Vancouver in 2023, Zahra worked as a Senior Advisor at Mantle Developments. During this time, she collaborated with various stakeholders, including developers, governments, and financial institutions, to assess, disclose, and reduce carbon emissions at the building ...
"It just focuses on emissions. And if you can reduce emissions, you pay a lower price. So it's very simple. It doesn't pick and choose favourites, doesn't pick and choose sectors. It lets the market do all of the work." The Liberals have both carbon pricing and ...
Les technologies de CUSC sont un élément essentiel de la voie vers la carboneutralité du Canada.
Passive House Canada Public Review Comments on Federal Net Zero Emissions Code Posted on May 29, 2023 -Advocacy This past winter, the Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) sought input from stakeholders, experts, code users, and the general public on their Wave 1 draft policy...