Posted on 02/05/08
U.S. cleans air, Canada blows smoke
OTTAWA -- In 2006, the U.S. economy expanded at the real and robust rate of 2.9 per cent - a decent rate of growth for any advanced economy. Economic growth necessarily requires more consumption of energy, right? Economic growth necessarily requires more greenhouse gas emissions, right? Here's a quick Q&A to test these environmental assumptions.
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