Ontario’s big cities are failing to reach their climate goals, but a lack of reporting makes it impossible to know by how much

Updated Mar 29, 2024

In: TAF in the Media

By: Sandra Dosen

Sandra Dosen

As the Campaigns and Communications Coordinator, Sandra leads a variety of activities, including analytics reporting, content development, social media management, media monitoring, and targeted outreach.

THE POINTER - TAF's 2022 Carbon Emissions Inventory is referenced with comments from Bryan Purcell on velocity of emissions rise since pandemic and need for increasingly ambitious climate action to achieve carbon reduction targets.

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