Premier Moe is right to challenge Ottawa’s unrealistic policy expectations to achieve \u0027net zero\u0027 emissions
“We will not attempt the impossible when it comes to power production in our province,” said Moe.Guilbeault immediatelythe Saskatchewan proposal with a threat: “We’ve regulated the ban on coal through CEPA , which is a criminal tool that the federal government has … so not complying with this regulation would be a violation of Canada’s Criminal Code.
The proposed federal clean electricity regulations are a “one-size-fits-all” policy in an area of clear provincial jurisdiction that is rapidly evolving into a threat to national unity. Less than eight per cent of Canada’s overall emissions come from coal power, yet the CER would effectively criminalize reliable, affordable energy based on coal.that emissions and climate change are a global problem that requires global co-operation.
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