Canada can't control climate change on its own, economist tells landmark trial

In a landmark trial, an economist highlighted that Canada alone can't tackle climate change, emphasizing the need for global cooperation. The case, brought by 15 youth, argues that current federal legislation fails to protect their constitutional rights by not sufficiently curbing greenhouse gas emissions. This trial underscores the urgency for comprehensive, collective action to address climate change, reflecting a broader debate on government responsibility in environmental protection.