Greenhouse-gas emissions falling, but oil-sands emissions continue to climb, federal report says
Federal climate policies have begun to make a dent in overall greenhouse-gas emissions, but oil-sands emissions continue to climb, raising questions about how the country can meet its overall targets as producers ramp up production to feed the Trans Mountain expansion system.
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