Environment committee  Yes, it's in Saskatchewan, so it's in a separate jurisdiction from Alberta, but I understand that's the reporting structure.

Environment committee  I think maybe you're asking two things here. First, who has the regulatory responsibility? That's the provinces. Two, who has the moral responsibility for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the country? I don't think you can say that belongs with one single jurisdiction. That's

Environment committee  The problem right now I think is that there is high potential, both on the Atlantic shelf and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, but we just haven't done enough exploration to determine what is that potential at this point. The western Canadian sedimentary basin has had a lot of explorati

Environment committee  I think one of the things that David had talked about was that we could already capture CO2. We need a lot more deployment, so that we're talking about R and D on the large scale. So I think one of the places that we are talking about investment or incentive is on that large-scal

Environment committee  I think $15 is the minimum.

Environment committee  How much should it cost ?

Environment committee  You're asking a professional whose job is to reduce climate change effects on the planet. I think carbon should be as cheap as we could afford it to be. It is, in Alberta, likely going to be set around $15 a tonne, because the technology fund that is in place now, with legislat

Environment committee  That's not a worry. Due to the short notice, I don't have a long presentation to make. Climate Change Central is a not-for-profit corporation in Alberta, and its mandate is to reduce Alberta's greenhouse gas emissions. We report to a board of directors and concentrate our effor