Environment committee  On Mr. Lake's—

Environment committee  I think I'm over. Thank you.

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you for your excellent presentation. I'm sorry I only have three minutes and not six minutes, since I do have a lot of questions. I have a whole bunch of questions, but I'm going to follow on from Mr. Warawa's comments. There are 181 countries that

Environment committee  My only other comment is that I know, for the price on pollution we have put on in those provinces that don't have their own system in place, there is a special category for rural Canada. My understanding is that it will accommodate the fuel costs, which is one of the key things

Environment committee  I'm sorry, but what percentage?

Environment committee  Would you mind just focusing on the water? That's what I'm interested in.

Environment committee  Okay. That's perfect.

Environment committee  Okay. That sounds great. I'll just move over to forestry. Part of the presentation that was made involved bioheat development and an indigenous forestry initiative. Why is that being offered for only indigenous communities and not more broadly?

Environment committee  Okay. I think I'm done. Thank you so much.

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. I move that the debate be now adjourned.

Environment committee  How many minutes do I have?

Environment committee  Thank you. Welcome. We have nine of you here, so thank you for coming here today. Thank you for your wonderful testimony. I'm going to start off with just a few definitions, just so that I can make sure I understand things. If we can get through those definitions quickly, then

Environment committee  Okay, perfect. Mr. Parry, you had mentioned that most of our emissions come from biological processes here in Canada. You mentioned three key sources: methane, nitrous oxide and, I think, carbon dioxide. I know methane comes largely from our cows. From the agriculture perspecti

Environment committee  Perfect. Thank you. I was listening to a presentation by Dominic Barton, the recent former head of McKinsey. When he talked about climate change, he said that what it'll come down to is who gets to eat meat and who gets to drive cars. That's the way he summarized it very quickly

Environment committee  Okay, so the answer is no, it hasn't been looked at.