Canadian town first to pledge net-zero emissions by 2030

By Cloe Logan

A Christmas holiday in 2011 saw days without power in Halton Hills, Ont., caused by brutal ice storms. Jane Fogal, one of the town’s city councillors, marks that time as a turning point. Extreme weather events have become more common in the town ever since. Read More

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