Adam Radwanski

Adam Radwanski, policy columnist at The Globe and Mail who covers energy, climate and federal decisions, breaks down why the zero-emissions vehicle mandate was scrapped. He explains how auto credits worked and why demand and charging gaps mattered. He outlines the replacement measures like rebates and price caps, and contrasts the shift from strict rules to softer targets and incentives.

Adam Radwanski, a feature writer and policy columnist for The Globe and Mail, joins to discuss Prime Minister Mark Carney's new nation-building projects aimed at rejuvenating Canada's economy. The focus is on strategic sectors like energy and mining, sparking vital conversations about the role of the new Major Projects Office. Radwanski explores why certain projects were chosen, the significance of critical minerals, and the complexities of resource development, including the Cilicims LNG proposal that faces legal challenges.

Adam Radwanski, a climate policy columnist at The Globe and Mail, dives into the shift in Canada’s carbon tax debate. He discusses how Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has altered focus from consumer taxes to industrial emissions as political dynamics change. The conversation also touches on rising public support for pipelines amid economic concerns and how these developments could impact Canada's climate goals. Radwanski highlights the tension between economic growth and environmental protection, raising critical questions about Canada’s future in climate policy.

Adam Radwanski, a journalist from The Globe and Mail covering climate policy, dives into the challenges faced by the Canada Infrastructure Bank since its inception in 2017. He explores how the bank aims to reshape its reputation through significant projects like the Oneida Energy Storage Project, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable energy. Radwanski also discusses the bank's political hurdles and the potential impacts if conservative parties gain power, raising questions about its future viability and the necessity of private sector involvement.

Adam Radwanski, climate policy columnist for The Globe, dives into the Inflation Reduction Act's transformative effects on the U.S. clean energy sector, especially in Georgia. He reveals how the act has spurred a booming solar industry, creating jobs in a traditionally conservative state. Radwanski also discusses the political tensions surrounding clean energy jobs and the peculiar silence around this significant legislation in the current presidential race. The impacts on both U.S. and Canadian climate strategies make for a compelling conversation.