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Why Toronto won’t meet its climate crisis targets to cut the city’s biggest source of carbon emissions

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A proposal with plans to set emissions targets for the city’s buildings has been shelved. Buildings, and the natural gas used to heat them, are Toronto’s top source of greenhouse gases.

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