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Canada's Emissions Stagnate, G7 Bottom, Climate Talks Ahead

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Canada's Emissions Stagnate, G7 Bottom, Climate Talks Ahead. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Canada's greenhouse gas emissions, barely budged in 2024, dropping just 0.3% from the year before. That's according to the latest National Infantry Report Ottawa sent to the United Nations this week. Oil and gas plus agriculture sectors actually ramped up their emissions, cancelling out gains from cleaner electricity, transportation, and buildings. This puts Canada at the bottom of the G7 pack, with only a 10.3% cut since 2005 levels. The country pledged 40 to 45% reductions from back then, but models say we're on track to miss big time. Environment Minister Julie Davroussen heads to Berlin and Paris next week for talks with global partners on climate action. These numbers highlight how tough the road ahead remains, even as efforts push forward on multiple fronts. That wraps Canada news today. Brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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