DeepDive: What is carbon removal technology, and why can Canada be a global leader?
2 September 2024
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Public sector employment has increased by nearly three-quarters of a million. Meanwhile, productivity has cratered to 2015 levels
Rudyard Griffiths: Please, Pierre Poilievre, put the Leaders’ Debates Commission out of its misery
Alicia Planincic: There would be no winners in a Canada-China trade war
Benjamin Dachis: To fix Canada’s climate policy impasse, the feds need to stay in their lane
Linda Frum: Stephen Harper was a great friend to Jews. We could use more leaders like him in these troubling days
Public sector employment has increased by nearly three-quarters of a million. Meanwhile, productivity has cratered to 2015 levels
Phil De Luna
Phil De Luna, Ph.D is the Chief Carbon Scientist and Head of Engineering at Deep Sky, the world’s first technology agnostic carbon removals project developer. He is an award-winning scientist and previously led carbontech at McKinsey & Company, was a Director at the National Research Council, and is a Forbes Top 30 Under 30.
