Will Canada be the last fossil funder standing?

It is critical that Canada follow through on its pledge and reorient public finance from all fossil fuels to clean-energy solutions. Let’s not be the last to turn our words into action.

COP27 is the perfect opportunity for Canada, represented by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault, to release its fossil-fuel financing policy. It’s not too late for Canada to take advantage of a key moment to demonstrate that they are taking the climate crisis seriously, write Julia Levin and Bronwen Tucker. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY JULIA LEVIN, BRONWEN TUCKER

November 16, 2022

When it comes to ending fossil financing, "slow and steady" will not win the race.

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