Trudeau's Climate Promises Left in the Dust The federal government's decision to reinstate tax breaks for liquefied natural gas (LNG) companies and expand carbon capture investment tax credits to include enhanced oil recovery techniques has left environmental advocates scrambling to understand the government's true intentions.
Critics argue that this move flies in the face of the Trudeau era climate plan, which aimed to phase out fossil fuel subsidies altogether.
The numbers are telling: over five years, $362 million will be lost to an inefficient tax break, not to mention the billions more being invested in pipelines and export financing.