The trouble with emissions targets: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
Liberals will go down a dangerous path if they choose to legislate a net zero emission target without knowing how to achieve it...
Might taxing ice cream help reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
In terms of the broader economy, the idea of non-meat food choices influencing our carbon footprints opens up a whole new Pandora’s box,...
Creating a pan-Canadian market for small modular nuclear reactors: Jeremy Rayner for Inside Policy
We may be witnessing the dawn of a new era in both clean energy innovation and a genuinely pan-Canadian climate policy, writes Jeremy...
Naomi Klein jumps on the Green New Deal bandwagon with her latest book: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Radical plans to transform our economy should be costed-out at the very start, not the end, of both books and election campaigns, writes...
The collision of tourism and climate change: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
Tourism has huge benefits for individuals and economies, but it is hard to avoid the fact that it is one of the many...
Shaky legal ground is crumbling under the federal carbon tax legislation: Dwight Newman in the National Post
The view that the carbon tax law is unconstitutional has received just as many votes as any particular view that it is, writes...
Public Policy and Politics in the 2019 Election: New Commentary by Sean Speer
OTTAWA, ON (July 25, 2019): With the federal election fast approaching, Canadians are at a critical juncture. With that in mind, what are the...
What Went Wrong with Canada’s Carbon Tax? MLI commentary by Philip Cross
OTTAWA, ON (July 9, 2019): At one time, the carbon tax was a popular policy with a significant number of proponents on both...
The problem with the carbon tax: Philip Cross in the Hill Times
Proponents of a carbon tax ignored a fundamental difference between the tax regimes in North America and Europe, writes Philip Cross. By Philip...
StatCan just exposed how worthless ‘green industries' are to Canada’s economy: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Green energy's marginal and largely meaningless existence will be expensive for both taxpayers and electricity customers, writes Philip Cross. By Philip Cross, December...
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