Seven days after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with federal government, Alberta changes regulations that make the $130 minimum effective carbon credit price harder to achieve

Governments can save money—and lives—by ensuring Indigenous housing is energy efficient, resilient to a changing climate, and supports well-being.

While promised improvements to industrial carbon pricing are positive and important, other aspects of Alberta-Canada MOU will undermine policy effectiveness across the country.

Swiftly acting on review recommendations will help B.C. electrify the economy while keeping costs low for British Columbians.

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