Climate Crunch

Energy transition clashes with tariffs.

Why (almost) everyone’s hating on the Impact Assessment Act

It was Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney’s first policy pronouncement 12 minutes into his victory speech after sweeping the Liberal race, as he promised during his campaign.

Most of the world forgot to do its climate homework. As many as 95% of countries, missed a U.N. deadline to submit new climate pledges for 2035.

A trade war looms coast to coast. RBC’s economics team believes a persistent tariff could be recessionary for Canada.

America’s era of energy dominance is here. What does it mean for climate policy?

How Canada can stave off a tariff-trigger-happy U.S. Plus, AI vs Emissions–Canada can have it all

Which is the most critical mineral of all for decarbonization? Lithium, it turns out. The International Renewable Energy

The scrap over the oil and gas emission’s cap and COP 29’s calendar conflict.

A dedicated chapter on “Security, affordability and sustainability.” That wasn’t the case in the 2023 World Energy Outlook, and it’s about time.

Here in Canada, Alberta banished coal-generated power this year, but Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are still figuring out ways to rid coal off their grids.

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