A brief history of Canada's climate plans | Energeticcity.ca - Local news from Northeast B.C.

OTTAWA — Canada has had at least 11 different climate plans and nine emissions targets since 1988. Here's a snapshot of some of them. 1988: Canada hosts a conference in Toronto called Changing Atmosphere: Implications for Global Security, where governm...

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