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8 February, 2019 — Groundbreaking climate change plan on carbon tax  The MissoulianReferencing: "Poll shows growing impact of climate change," Jan. 31.

8 February, 2019 — The Sprout: Farmers uncertain about carbon tax costs  iPolitics.caGood afternoon and welcome to the Sprout, where it's National Molasses Bar Day, which I'll be skipping celebrating. Thankfully tomorrow is National Pizza Day.

8 February, 2019 — Natural gas use in Saskatchewan ties all-time record  Global NewsAn all-time natural gas consumption record in Saskatchewan has been tied.

8 February, 2019 — BLOG: California, are you ready for a carbon sales tax?  The Business JournalComing soon to a store near you — a carbon sales tax? The Democratic supermajority up in Sacramento is back at it, finding creative ways to hike taxes on ...

8 February, 2019 — Call for social assistance reform leaves MLAs with questions  CBC.caPremier Blaine Higgs's promise to reform social assistance left some opposition members on the CBC Political Panel wondering whether people in need or ...

8 February, 2019 — Call for social welfare reform leaves MLAs with questions  CBC.caPremier Blaine Higgs's promise to reform social assistance left some opposition members on the CBC Political Panel wondering whether people in need or ...

8 February, 2019 — EcoRight News: GOP in Congress finally getting on board with climate change action  Red, Green, and BlueThis week's must read: Concern about climate change among conservative Republicans hits highest level ever. The Trump Effect is over, according to George ...

8 February, 2019 — Doug Ford’s ‘Carbon Tax Recession’ Warning Isn’t Worrying Most Canadians, Poll Finds  HuffPost CanadaNearly two-thirds of people surveyed disagree with the Ontario premier's claim.

8 February, 2019 — Does Ontario need a 'Green New Deal' of its own?  TVODemocratic U.S. representative Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez delivers a speech on the so-called Green New Deal in Washington, D.C. (Shawn Thew/CP). Share.

8 February, 2019 — Opinion: Sask. government carbon plan won't add up to enough emissions reductions  Saskatoon StarPhoenixThe Saskatchewan government's Prairie Resilience plan will likely achieve only a 10-million-tonne-per-year reduction at best.