Province releases independent review of CleanBC

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The Province of British Columbia released the final report from the independent review of CleanBC, its climate plan, conducted by experts Merran Smith and Dan Woynillowicz. The review collected feedback from a wide range of stakeholders, including Indigenous partners, local governments, and industry representatives. Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions Adrian Dix praised the report, emphasizing its role in shaping future climate strategies that prioritize economic and community outcomes. MLA Jeremy Valeriote affirmed the necessity for stronger climate action, aligning with the BC Greens' objectives. The report's recommendations aim to bolster B.

C. 's leadership in climate initiatives if implemented fully. Government officials will assess these recommendations to ensure continued economic vitality while cutting emissions. This review is part of the commitments outlined in the 2024 Co-operation and Responsible Government Accord between the B. C.

government and the BC Green caucus. The report serves as a pivotal guide for B. C. 's climate action moving forward.

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