Squaring the circle : Canadian GHG emissions

Such support does not indicate endorsement of the contents of the paper by the Government of Ontario. [...] The carbon price rose to $30 per tonne share the burden of transformation to a low-carbon. [...] The Province announced in April However, the electricity generation sector will be 2015 that it will implement a cap and trade policy in spared from a decreasing cap due to the conjunction with Quebec and California beginning in cut to emissions resulting from the elimination of coal- January 2017. [...] Canadians access to the lowest cost options for and to recycle the revenue from the tax or carbon. [...] If the form of the cost curve is: cost = b • (tonnes of abatement)2 , and $175 is the price needed to abate 290 tonnes, then the coefficient ‘b’ is equal to 0.0021.