If oil and gas companies aren't cutting emissions at peak profits, when will they get in the game?
Canadian oil and gas companies were in Egypt last week for the global climate summit COP27 — among some 636 fossil fuel lobbyists — to position themselves as leaders in industry emissions reductions at an event hosted by the Canadian government.
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