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What happens if Ontario makes good on plan to scrap cap and trade?

If the price of carbon stays low, it’s because there’s a significant surplus of credits, and if Quebec and Ontario need to purchase more emission credits, it is necessarily California, a much bigger market, that will have some to sell.

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June 14, 2018

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