British Columbia Premier John Horgan is marking Earth Day by reaffirming his government’s commitment to rise to the challenge of climate change.
He and Heyman say unprecedented wildfires and floods make the impacts of climate change “all too clear” in B.C.Their statement says the province’s CleanBC plan aims to build a strong, sustainable, low-carbon economy while creating jobs and economic opportunities.The pledge from Horgan and Heyman comes just days before Vancouver City Council is expected to be asked for a year-long delay for the launch of a ban on straws and foam single-use containers, which had been planned for June.
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Hope Alberta cuts off Oil and Gas to BC or the same effect would be use pipeline for just Jet fuel which they could do :-) Let's drive the price up to $3.50 a litre. That will help reduce emmisions. Oh and kill the economy completely.
Has he stopped dumping sewage into waterways or no?
As an Alberta resident, I promise to lobby our provincial government to reduce carbon emissions by driving BC's fual costs per liter to $2.50 - $3.50. This will change behavior and benefit our climate. earthday