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1 Min Read Feb 07, 2024

Read the full announcement on the PTRC’s website.

Accelerating the Path to Net-Zero Emissions

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The International CCS Knowledge Centre acknowledges that our work is conducted on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples across Canada. Read more

The International CCS Knowledge Centre acknowledges that our work is conducted on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples across Canada. We recognize the deep and enduring relationship that Indigenous peoples have with these lands and waters, and we are committed to fostering respectful relationships as we work towards sustainable and climate-conscious solutions. We honour the histories, languages, and cultures of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit who call this land home, and we acknowledge our responsibility to respect and protect their rights, traditions, and knowledge.

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