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fertilizer emissions

  • Canada’s Chief Science Advisor Wasn’t Consulted on Fertilizer Reduction Targets, MPs Hear
    Canada’s Chief Science Advisor Wasn’t Consulted on Fertilizer Reduction Targets, MPs Hear
    Canada's chief science advisor was never consulted by the federal government on its voluntary 30 percent fertilizer emissions reduction target to determine if the policy will impact food production in ...
    February 13, 2023BY Peter Wilson
  • New Sask. Legislation Requires Federal Employees to Comply With Trespass Laws or Be Fined $200K
    New Sask. Legislation Requires Federal Employees to Comply With Trespass Laws or Be Fined $200K
    The Saskatchewan government has introduced legislation that requires federal employees to comply with the province’s trespass laws. Failure ...
    November 25, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Measuring Fertilizer Emissions to Meet Federal Targets Very Costly and Will Hike Food Prices, Say Ontario Farmers
    Measuring Fertilizer Emissions to Meet Federal Targets Very Costly and Will Hike Food Prices, Say Ontario Farmers
    Measuring greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) caused by using synthetic nitrogen fertilizer is a tedious and unreliable process that will ...
    August 31, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • Guilbeault Denies Allegation by Saskatchewan of Feds ‘Trespassing’ on Private Lands
    Guilbeault Denies Allegation by Saskatchewan of Feds ‘Trespassing’ on Private Lands
    Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is denying allegations made by the Saskatchewan government that federal scientists were “trespassing” ...
    August 25, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Feds’ Emissions Reductions Target Cannot Be Met Without Cutting Fertilizer Use, Impacting Crop Yields: Expert Panel
    Feds’ Emissions Reductions Target Cannot Be Met Without Cutting Fertilizer Use, Impacting Crop Yields: Expert Panel
    Canadian farmers will have to drastically cut their fertilizer usage, thus impacting crop yields and threatening food security, ...
    August 18, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • Fertilizer Emissions Reduction Will Not Be Forced on Farmers, Say Feds
    Fertilizer Emissions Reduction Will Not Be Forced on Farmers, Say Feds
    The federal government's voluntary 30 percent emissions reduction target for fertilizers will not become mandatory in the future, ...
    August 11, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • Over 70% of Farmers Say Forced Fertilizer Reductions Would Cause Food Shortages, Study Finds
    Over 70% of Farmers Say Forced Fertilizer Reductions Would Cause Food Shortages, Study Finds
    A recent poll has found that 72 percent of farmers say the Liberal government’s plan to reduce fertilizer emissions ...
    August 10, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • Ottawa Launches Public Consultations on Reducing Fertilizer Emissions
    Ottawa Launches Public Consultations on Reducing Fertilizer Emissions
    The federal government is launching time-limited consultations to ask average Canadians about their views of its climate change ...
    August 1, 2022BY Andrew Chen
  • Cory Morgan: After Crippling the Energy Sector, Liberals Are Now Targeting Farming
    Cory Morgan: After Crippling the Energy Sector, Liberals Are Now Targeting Farming
    Commentary Although Canadians are suffering under the highest inflationary pressures seen in 40 years, the federal government appears ...
    July 26, 2022BY Cory Morgan
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