Western Canada has a lot of explaining to do.
Canada’s recently released greenhouse gas inventory shows that every western province has increased its climate pollution since 1990, the international baseline year for measuring climate action.
On the other side of the country, every eastern province has reduced its emissions.
In this article, I'll cover this striking divide between Western Canada and Eastern Canada in two parts. First, I’ll present a couple of charts that illustrate just how far apart these regions are. Then, for readers wanting a deeper dive, I'll dig through the new data looking for what's driving this division.
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