A Least-Cost Energy Strategy Would Bring Carney’s Climate Po
Posted: Sun Mar 16, 2025 7:50 pmA Least-Cost Energy Strategy Would Bring Carney’s Climate Policy Home
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One question would point Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new cabinet to the answers they need on energy, affordability, and the community solidarity that will safeguard Canada’s sovereignty. . . . "
Mitchell Beer - March 16, 2025 -
EXCERPT: "Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new cabinet took office Friday with some tough, momentous questions on their agenda, most of them pointing back to the rogue regime waging economic war on Canada from the White House.
But there’s one fairly easy calculation they or any future cabinet can make that will set them on track to addressing that challenge. Not least by tackling the domestic vulnerabilities that were driving us apart until Donald Trump’s latest round of rolling outrages pulled us back together.
"What’s the cheapest, quickest way to deliver the reliable, affordable energy Canadians need, while boosting domestic manufacturing, driving down climate pollution, and restoring public confidence that our governments can actually deliver on their promises?" . . . . . . "
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One question would point Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new cabinet to the answers they need on energy, affordability, and the community solidarity that will safeguard Canada’s sovereignty. . . . "
Mitchell Beer - March 16, 2025 -
EXCERPT: "Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new cabinet took office Friday with some tough, momentous questions on their agenda, most of them pointing back to the rogue regime waging economic war on Canada from the White House.
But there’s one fairly easy calculation they or any future cabinet can make that will set them on track to addressing that challenge. Not least by tackling the domestic vulnerabilities that were driving us apart until Donald Trump’s latest round of rolling outrages pulled us back together.
"What’s the cheapest, quickest way to deliver the reliable, affordable energy Canadians need, while boosting domestic manufacturing, driving down climate pollution, and restoring public confidence that our governments can actually deliver on their promises?" . . . . . . "
More . . . .