We’re modelling pathways to achieving net-zero emissions in the Canadian economy by 2050.
We work to keep carbon pricing a central part of Canadian climate action, and to find ways of improving the policy.
We’re advocating for Canada to scale up carbon dioxide removal technologies, because we’ll need to draw down millions of tonnes by mid-century
We need agreement on the basic policies to enable decarbonization. We bring parties together, with a focus on the climate hesitant, to make sure that happens.
October 28, 2021
Independent modelling by Clean Prosperity and ESMIA shows Liberal plan can achieve a 37-41% drop in Canada’s GHG emissions
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Erin O’Toole and the Conservative Party of Canada didn’t lose votes as a result of including carbon pricing in the party’s 2021 election climate plan. That’s according to the results of a national exit poll released today by Leger and Clean Prosperity.
“The climate platform released today by the federal New Democratic Party proposes a range of ambitious climate policies that is on par with the scale of the challenge in front of us,” said Clean Prosperity Executive Director Michael Bernstein.
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