Canada's emissions will rise until at least 2030, says government

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Tar sands to drive rapid increase in emissions over the coming decades, official projections show

Environmental groups blasted the Canadian government this week after its own data projected a significant jump in carbon emissions by 2020. The government figures, published in a report to the United...

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