Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing criticism for dismantling key climate initiatives. Recent moves include scrapping the consumer carbon price, weakening methane regulations, and delaying the timeline for a fossil free power grid from 2035 to 2050. The administration is shifting toward a strategy that favors new fossil fuel infrastructure and LNG projects over strict emissions mandates. This includes expanded tax credits for carbon capture and storage, some of which support enhanced oil recovery.
