Canadian minister stops short of endorsing EU carbon tax as energy alliance deepens
- Canadian Climate and Environment Minister Julia Dabrusin has defended industrial carbon pricing as a tool to cut CO2 emissions and protect businesses from unfair competition, but stopped short of explicitly endorsing the European Union's carbon border tax.
- "Industrial carbon pricing is important in a low-carbon economy, which is where the world is going.
- But these are conversations for us to have (...) those are conversations that are still to be had," Dabrusin told Euronews.
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- Canadian Climate and Environment Minister Julia Dabrusin has defended industrial carbon pricing as a tool to cut CO2 emissions and protect businesses from unfair competition, but stopped short of explicitly endorsing the European Union's carbon border tax.
- "Industrial carbon pricing is important in a low-carbon economy, which is where the world is going.
- But these are conversations for us to have (...) those are conversations that are still to be had," Dabrusin told Euronews.
Sources: Euronews