The Pembina Institute’s Binnu Jeyakumar recently wrote an op-ed about the future of coal: In the midst of all the recent colourful political events south of the border, you might have easily missed an irony that Alberta would be wise to pay attention to. Even as the U.S. administration promised to roll back environmental regulations […]
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