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The Social Cost of Carbon
What Does a Tonne of Carbon Actually Cost Us?
6 min readRead more: What Does a Tonne of Carbon Actually Cost Us?A landmark new study says each tonne of carbon costs the global economy $1,200 — eight times more than economists previously estimated. Canada’s carbon pricing targets should be much higher.
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Canada's Emissions Reduction Plans
It’s all in how you slice it
3 min readUnderstanding Canada’s emissions by segment helps us focus our attention and protects us from feeling overwhelmed — Part 4 in a series.
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Canada's Emissions Reduction Plans
By the Numbers
8 min readWhat Canada’s greenhouse gas inventory really says about progress, accountability, and ambitions moving forward. — Part 3 in a series.
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Canada's Emissions Reduction Plans
From Elvis Stamps to Emission Caps: Canada’s Long Road to Getting Serious about Net Zero
5 min readIt’s taken 30 years, but Canada now has a pretty good set of climate goals and a set of laws that hold the government accountable for achieving them. — Part 2 in a series.
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Canada's Emissions Reduction Plans
Circles of Influence
4 min readIntroducing a series on Canada’s plans – because when faced with a whole world of climate concerns, we need to focus on what we can influence and control.
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Renewable Energy
The Beauty of Batteries
6 min readSix reasons why you can be energized about a battery filled future.
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Warming Trends
Hot and Bothered
5 min readFive things you need to know about this summer’s record temperatures
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Mark Beaudet co-founded a multi-billion dollar company, led teams, and served on boards spanning public companies, private firms, and not-for-profits in health care, education, and social justice. Now he brings that same fact-based, analytical approach to climate change.
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