Kaljari: the The future of the six -year -old carbon pricing system on an expected land after 14 oil and gas executives, and the leader of the political opposition called on this week to cancel it.
However, the cancellation of the system, which aims to reduce pollution by granting heavy industry a financial incentive to reduce carbon emissions, puts the capacity of the carbon capture project in the prominent path coalition.
Canada is fighting with changing priorities because US President Donald Trump’s threats are a tariff that motivates calls to find new energy markets. The changing political islands have encouraged some in Canada who believe that the country has long has given its climatic goals over the economy.
Conservative leader Pierre Beyviri made the federal carbon system a possible polling issue on Monday, who vowed to cancel it if he won elections expected on April 28. Since 2019, the regime has aimed to reduce pollution by granting heavy industry a financial incentive to reduce carbon emissions.
Poilievre said that it will fail the federal rules and replace them with extensive federal incentives such as tax credits to encourage companies to reduce pollution. Carbon pricing decisions are then left to individual provinces. Under the current law, industrial operations whose emissions exceed the permitted threshold must pay the government or buy carbon assets to make up for their impact. The system is designed to become tougher over time, while increasing the price of carbon at specific intervals.
The liberal prime minister, who led to the newly sworn oath, Mark Carney, who is frankly leading in opinion polls against the governor of Polilifrey, told reporters on Tuesday that the country needs an artificial carbon pricing if it wants to develop trade sizes with the allies. Britain said, for example, it plans to implement a carbon tax, which opens a new tab on products imported from countries with less stricter climate policies.