Dave McKay is the president and chief executive officer of Royal Bank of Canada.
But to truly turbocharge Canada’s ability to be a global net-zero innovator, our country needs to complement these investments with climate-smart agriculture commitments. This is one critical way we can compete with the incentive-heavy U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, which continues to attract investments and talent to green-energy projects south of the border.
Take soil sequestration as an example. Soil, like trees, absorbs carbon, which makes it so important for farmers to find ways to better manage and observe those carbon-capturing abilities. The group’s goal will be to advance climate-smart agriculture that grows more food while reducing emissions and to encourage the industry to put more emphasis on helping consumers understand and, hopefully, demand sustainably grown food.
Climate opportunities lol.
Why isn’t ChrisSky4Mayor on the news for mayor candidate in Toronto?