In Canada, farmers are feeling the pinch of the federally imposed “carbon tax,” which is designed to reduce the country’s emissions. The tax, which puts a price on pollution, is expected to contribute to one-third of Canada’s emissions reductions by 2030. However, farmers argue that it is hurting their industry by adding unnecessary strain and increasing fuel costs. Marney Blunt reports.
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