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18 July 2025
Submission to the CleanBC Independent Review Panel
The Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE) submitted a commentary to the CleanBC independent review panel arguing that British Columbia's current climate strategy is insufficient to meet its legislated targets and fails to address public health risks associated with fossil fuel reliance. The document calls for an immediate moratorium on new fracking and LNG development, the elimination of gas connections in new buildings, and a shift toward sustainable transportation and zero-carbon construction to protect public health and achieve environmental justice.
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Themes: energy transition fossil fuel phase-out public health lng electrification
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transportation building emissions
Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment
Document type: Statement
Regions: British Columbia

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