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The World has Changed on November 8th, or Not?
- The unexpected happened on November 8th. What does this mean for Canada, especially in its approach to energy and climate policy?
- What do we actually know about Trump’s positions on climate and energy?
- Is a revival of Keystone XL the most significant development in the short run for Canada? How will Trudeau and Notley react to that?
- Beyond that, can Canada sustain a carbon pricing standard if the US under Donald Trump is not?
- How do you see this playing out in Canada for 2017?
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- The unexpected happened on November 8th. What does this mean for Canada, especially in its approach to energy and climate policy?
- What do we actually know about Trump’s positions on climate and energy?
- Is a revival of Keystone XL the most significant development in the short run for Canada? How will Trudeau and Notley react to that?
- Beyond that, can Canada sustain a carbon pricing standard if the US under Donald Trump is not?
- How do you see this playing out in Canada for 2017?