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Wind energy is expected to contribute more than C$1 billion ($890 million) to Canada’s gross domestic product in 2006, up from C$736 million in 2005, according to Sean Whittaker of the Canadian Wind Energy Association. Whittaker said the group sees wind producing 4 percent of the country’s electricity by 2015 โ an amount equal to that expected from natural gas generation. |
Briefing notes obtained by DeSmog reveal the Carney government had major knowledge gaps about CCS even as it made the technology central to its climate plan.
Leaders of the Alberta separatist movement are insisting they do not want to become the U.S.โs 51st state, but their actions (and own words) say otherwise.
Opponents of climate action are taking advantage of the AI boom to attack the governmentโs clean energy goals.
A new report has found that โthe promises of planet-saving tech remain hollowโ.
