Steven Guilbeault, who resigned from Mark Carney’s cabinet, had previously endorsed Carney for Liberal leadership, citing their shared commitment to climate action. However, Guilbeault noted that Carney’s government had weakened several climate policies, revealing a fundamental disagreement on how to tackle climate change, particularly regarding market-driven approaches versus strict regulations. As Carney’s administration navigates its climate agenda, concerns arise over the implications of its energy deal with Alberta and the potential impact on national climate policies. Experts suggest that establishing equivalency agreements could mitigate risks associated with varying provincial regulations.
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