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National climate plan needs to focus on foundational public research and transformative Canadian technologies

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July 21, 2021

Canada's national climate plan needs a complementary approach focused on long-term public research and innovation to develop transformative Canadian technologies, including novel approaches to carbon management, Wilf Keller, Vice-President, Outreach at the Agri-food Innovation Council, says in an op-ed.

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Wilf Keller
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Canada's national climate plan, Canadian innovation, foundational public research, Industrial Research Assistance Program, novel approaches to carbon management, pathway for decarbonization, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and transformative technologies

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