Saskatchewan Premier Says Net Zero Plan by 2035 ‘Unrealistic’

Saskatchewan Premier Says Net Zero Plan by 2035 ‘Unrealistic’
Part of a carbon capture and storage facility at the SaskPower plant at Boundary Dam Power Station in a file photo. Michael Bell/The Canadian Press
Doug Lett
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Saskatchewan’s premier says his province cannot meet Ottawa’s goal of achieving net zero emissions in power production by 2035.

Scott Moe told a news conference on May 16 the federal goals are unrealistic, and not achievable without massive disruption.
Doug Lett
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Doug Lett is a former news manager with both Global News and CTV, and has held a variety of other positions in the news industry.
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