It’s been about six months since Canada repealed the federal Carbon Tax for consumers. The move was framed as a necessary relief measure—meant to ease growing cost-of-living pressures—but it marked something deeper: a failure of climate policy to integrate with the systems people actually live in. The tax aimed to price pollution, but it did […] The post Carbon, Homes, and the Cost of Piecemeal Climate Action appeared first on CleanEnergy.ca.
