Pembina Institute Comments on Environment Canada's Notice of Intent to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Large Final Emitters

Published in the Canada Gazette Part I, July 16, 2005

September 14, 2005
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Matthew Bramley
Former Director
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