Most Canadians agree something should be done about climate change. Yet, even though there is tremendous pressure on politicians to do something, widespread discontent usually follows whatever action they may take.
How can governments balance the desire for climate action with the usual discontent that follows any major climate regulation? Looking to the past reveals key insights.
Half a century ago, the depletion of planetary natural resources was also a major concern, alongside the perceived implications this would have for economic growth.
