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Oilsands alliance: climate cure or costly delay?

Current Canadian policy is on track to support the production of oil and gas that will eat up 16 per cent of the entire world’s 1.5C carbon budget. Despite fossil fuel production being at record highs, jobs and revenue into government coffers have dropped significantly over the last decade.

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BY BOB LANDELL
July 5, 2021

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Oilsands alliance: climate cure or costly delay?

Current Canadian policy is on track to support the production of oil and gas that will eat up 16 per cent of the entire world’s 1.5C carbon budget. Despite fossil fuel production being at record highs, jobs and revenue into government coffers have dropped significantly over the last decade.

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Oilsands alliance: climate cure or costly delay?

Current Canadian policy is on track to support the production of oil and gas that will eat up 16 per cent of the entire world’s 1.5C carbon budget. Despite fossil fuel production being at record highs, jobs and revenue into government coffers have dropped significantly over the last decade.

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