Oil lobby's election wish list would increase energy-sector emissions by 60 per cent

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By Emma McIntosh

Carbon emissions from the energy sector would rise by 60 per cent if lawmakers implemented every policy on the Canadian oil lobby’s election wishlist, a study released Monday found.

The extraordinarily powerful and well-financed Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) is the country’s biggest oil-lobby group, representing major producers, many of which are foreign-owned. The report, published by green charity Environmental Defence, called for leaders of Canada’s major political parties to ignore CAPP’s wishes and push for climate action. READ MORE

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