US and Canada join forces for fresh climate action push
Canadian premier Justin Trudeau and US president Barack Obama expected to announce range of new climate initiatives, including plans to slash methane emissions and boost protection for the Arctic
Canada is expected to join forces with the United States this week in a series of new measures to tackle climate change, representing the clearest sign yet of Canadian premier Justin Trudeau's break from...
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